<p>I have to decide if I should cancel my test tomorrow. I was aiming for a 2000 but now I think I got less than that, much less. I omitted 4-5 in total and missed at most one. Even though math is somehow my worst section on the SAT, the pressure of taking it the first time and the uneasiness I felt during the test contributed to my horrible score. So I was wondering, if you cancel your score, can colleges find out if you took the test and canceled it. I was aiming to take it two times, three at most but I don't want it to show that I took it three times and canceled one.</p>
<p>IIRC if you cancel your scores, colleges don’t see them at all.
And it doesn’t really matter how many times you take the test, unless your colleges don’t accept score-choice.</p>
<p>I want to apply to UC San Diego. I think they can find out how many times you take it.</p>
<p>Omitted 4-5 and missed one…? How on earth would that be below 2000, if not 2250?</p>
<p>Srry I omitted about 7 in total, but in Math i omitted 6 and so far have gotten 0 wrong in the Math sections. The ones I omitted were UNREASONABLY easy questions. I just over think some of the questions.</p>
<p>If you took it in November and was given the topic on Quantum Physics, Deception, Etc. please give me way to contact you via instant message.</p>
<p>Here you can IM me, Meitou, I’ll help you figure it out. </p>
<p>PMed you.</p>