<p>The first time I took the SAT (at the beginning of my junior year), I scored a 2320. Then, at the end of my junior year, I took it again and scored a 2200 (because I wasn't feeling very well that day). Is it possible to cancel this score? I'm applying to a lot of colleges that want to see ALL SAT scores, and I'm afraid a score over 120 points lower that what I first got won't look too good... Is it possible to cancel it somehow?</p>
<p>Thanks, and any information helps!</p>
<p>If the test has already been scored I don’t think you can cancel it now. For colleges that want all scores you’ll just have to send them. A 2200 is NOT a bad score by any means. I doubt your SAT score will keep you out of any school.</p>
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<p>Doesn’t it make sense that you can’t cancel your test AFTER seeing the score? </p>
<p>If schools use Score Choice, just don’t send it. And even if you do have to send all scores, schools will take your best sitting or superscore.</p>
<p>The only thing they might wonder about, is why in the world someone would retake a 2320 
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<p>I am unsure why you retook it. </p>
<p>This is a terrible idea, but if you are really worried, you could retake it and score above 2320…or you could take the ACT and send that score to the non-score-choice schools.</p>