<p>At the beginning of the SAT you are supposed to write a statement that says like "i won't cheat, etc etc" and then sign your signature. The problem is I didn't write in cursive, I wrote in something super messy, and then for my signature, it was basically illegible and was as scribble. On an SAT 2 I took a few months ago, I wrote my signature and the statement very neatly. What is the chance that my PSAT score gets canceled because of this? Thanks..</p>
<p>i highly doubt anything will happen… most of it is meant to threaten you. i didn’t even finish writing my statement last year and i got my scores back, if that makes you feel any better.</p>
<p>Pretty sure it’s a formality, and a kind of silly one at that. Why they make you re-write it (and in cursive, at that) is beyond me. “Read it and sign it” makes way more sense to me.</p>
<p>I think the point of writing the statement is to make SURE you read it. Kind of like the Terms of Service on this website - sometimes a member will protest an infraction, saying, “Nobody actually READS the rules!” even though people agree to follow them when they sign up for CC.</p>
<p>At least the statement isn’t as long as they make you read for websites and software. You’d spend 3 days writing the thing out if that were the case, 5 if you are like most students and have completely forgotten how to write in cursive.</p>