<p>My proctor told room NOT to fill in the bubbles on the right side of the answer sheets (the booklet/test #), although it says 'IMPORTANT'. </p>
<p>Did anybody else not fill in this section?</p>
<p>I filled it in, The proctor didn't really say anything, she didn't know what she was doing and kept pronouncing SAT "sat." I hope I didn't screw it up.</p>
<p>my proctor said not too either</p>
<p>yeah my proctor told us not to</p>
<p>my proctor said no, too</p>
<p>GAH!! I hope it didn't fail my test or something.....WHY must I not follow directions.</p>
<p>i bet collegeboard sneaks in all these tedious instructions to measure your 'aptitude'</p>
<p>i probably lost like 10 points off my score for my rapid erasing of that crap cuz i didnt hear my proctor say NOT to fill it in... lol</p>
<p><em>WHEW</em> ok good...i was freaking out after the test, cuz i remember reading 'IMPORTANT', so i didn't know whether to fill in the bubbles or not.</p>
<p>^Do you think my scores are invalidated, that would really really fail. I just sent an email to collegeboard. Maybe I should go back to the school and tell them, they're probably still doing testing stuff. The thing is, our proctor didn't tell us, and I'm sure other people in my class made the same mistake.</p>
<p>Yeah, that was weird. I didn't, but I printed the "release statement" instead of writing it in cursive. Good thing my handwriting kind of looks cursive-y.</p>
<p>my proctor did this too! nobody filled it in except me. i was like, they aren't going to grade my test!</p>
<p>i've had about half my proctors (3) say not to fill it in and (2) said to. I've done it all 5 times, and gotten scores</p>
<p>^That makes me feel a lot better, Thanks!!</p>
<p>I filled them in, then was told to erase, so I erased it, but it didn't come all the way off (lol)</p>
<p>Now my score will probably be delayed :P</p>