--OMG, I left a whole section blank- Urgent!!!

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<p>Well, not really. I just wanted to catch your attention.
-here is my question: I have a 750 w score and a 680 math score with a horrible 570 m score. So, would it be detrimental if I left the whole, or at least 2 parts (since the essay is in the first section), of the writing section blank and concentrate primarily on the math and CR to improve my scores in these areas?
- There are many reasons why i want to do this. First, I will have more time to think about the other sections, and maybe I can flip back and finish answering anything that I may not have completed when the supervisor is not looking; we all know there are many windows of opportunity to do this, and i myself have gone back to answered questions on the previous section after the time was up. The only thing is that this causes you to loose time on the next section, but if I don't have to do the w section this won't matter, get it? Also, I can focus my studies on the m and CR , even though the w section is easy anyways. I just need more time to work out the other sections.</p>

<p>--WOuld anyone recommend this? After all, colleges are not looking at the w section anyways, right?
This would irrefutably boost my composite score since I am sure that I can improve on the math dramatically.</p>

<p>SO, are my perceptions of how this strategy would work accurate at all?
Or would this ultimatelly hinder my status?</p>

<p>Thank you very much...</p>

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<p>NO.
10 char.</p>

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<p>yeah, this was probably too imprudent and unecessary. I believe I can raise my scores for all section at once. This would be even more impressive, If I in fact take the SAT again...</p>

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<p>That's not a good idea because colleges see all of your SAT scores... so if they see a really bad score in one section that was a really good score in a previous SAT, they might suspect something.</p>

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<p>If you want to kill your chances to go to a good school, go through with this "plan". Even if you do raise your target scores, it is going to call your already good scores into question.</p>

<p>In short, try your best in every section, every time.</p>

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<p>That's just wrong.</p>

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<p>are you kidding me, mark? why leave a section blank. it's not like you can CONCENTRATE on other sections, since you can't even WORK on them during the time allotted for writing sections </p>

<p>it's always worth a shot to get 800 on writing</p>

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<p>^i agree with above posters. while you just sit there doing nothing for 50 minutes, you don't even know what's going to be on your math and cr sections. DONT TRY IT.</p>

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<p>Also its probably a bad idea to announce that you cheated on the SAT on a public forum.</p>