<li><p>If we want to cancel scores (but originally weren’t planning to), how do we do it? I just went to CollegeBoard’s website and they said to fill out some form immediately afterwards requesting a score cancellation and to give it to your test supervisor. Apparently I did not know this procedure until five minutes ago. Is it too late to cancel? What other ways can I do so?</p></li>
<li><p>If we decide to cancel, what will the colleges see? I know that, obviously when you cancel, the scores aren’t sent to your designated colleges - but do colleges see that you TOOK the test(s) and THEN see a little “cancelled” indication that you cancelled your score after taking the test?</p></li>
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<p>I was just talking to my friend and he said that YES even if you do cancel, colleges will NOT see your score(s), but they WILL see that you have cancelled so I shouldn’t do it unless I did terribly, terribly bad (500 or lower).</p>
<p>colleges won't see that you took it and cancelled...I'm sure of that. I want to cancel too and I know that you have to send a letter of cancelation to collegeboard by wednesday, but I don't know what address.</p>
<p>redevils89: why did you cancel it? were you planning to improve on ur next one? thats what im thinking of doing. cuz i know i did horribly today ugh.
so mail it in tonight right? awesome</p>