<p>About two months ago, I accidentally signed up for the Math SAT II at the wrong test center and the wrong time (this Saturday). I already took the Math SAT II in January, so I don't want to take it again.</p>
<p>If I just don't show up, my scores are automatically cancelled, right? And nothing will show up on my SAT transcript on collegeboard.com? I mean, I don't want there to be a slot that says SAT MATH -- CANCELLED or anything like that.</p>
<p>Thanks for your help!</p>
<p>Nothing will show up.</p>
<p>I have a similar question. My son just got a cold yesterday, and he is scheduled for the SAT on Saturday (May 3). He should be feeling better by Saturday. However, if he is not, I am going to have him take it in June instead. I was wondering if anything negative would show up if he did not take it on Saturday. You cannot be sick and take this exam because the test requires so much stamina.</p>
<p>No, nothing will (nothing should) show up on the score report; you might be able to contact the Collegeboard and have the test day moved to June. You'll probably have to pay a small fee, but at least you won't lose the entire registration fee. Hope your son is feeling better =)</p>
<p>It just says "scores not available"</p>
<p>So does it say nothing or does it say "scores not available"?</p>
<p>I did this for a Chem SAT2; it offers to send the reports to schools still, but under score it says ‘Score not available.’</p>
<p>So I presume colleges will see that you did registered but didn’t take the test. As far as I remember you can always reschedule your test for a later date, am I right?</p>