<p>does the score report show how many times we've taken the SAT Reasoning? I took it once in January and canceled and I plan on canceling this one as well. I am retaking it in June.</p>
<p>why would u cancel this one if colleges see only the ones u send them and not how many times you took it. Also, if you cancel it this time, u will NEVER know how u did on the SATS. U have to accept the fact that u did poorly but to cancel the scores is just pointless.</p>
<p>I agree; it's really helpful to have your scores so you know what to work on.</p>
<p>I have a pretty good idea of how well I did, and it's not well. I didn't finish my essay and a couple wrong in writing will easily land my writing score in the 600s.</p>
<p>Regardless, it doesn't matter whether you cancel your scores or not. So you may as well find out how you really did.</p>
<p>well...i have to disagree, at least for me. Some schools still require all scores. Also, going down in a section significantly does not look good, so if this is your second time then cancel. If not, keep it because you have nothing to compare it to. I for one am cancelling because I made 3 stupid mistakes in math (coming from an 800 on my last SAT and all practice tests), I sucked at reading, and only did really well on writing. The October SAT was easier.</p>
<p>but...seriously the fact that you cancelled your Jan AND are considering cancelling the March is not a good thing. You may want to study and be fully ready before taking the test. Cancelling once is ok but doing it the second time on the next test means you have a problem with poor test taking or something.</p>