<p>Well, I took the SAT II in Math and US History on Saturday. </p>
<p>Here's what happened:</p>
<p>The proctor used a wall clock to keep time, putting it on the hour(say, 9:00) rather than the actual time. This was all fine and good. However, sometime during the test, the clock stopped with ten or fifteen minutes to go. I thought I was doing fine on timing. I looked up, then once or twice more, and I finally realized that something was wrong andt the proctor hadn't noticed. I called attention, and all she said was "That's ok.... Two minutes left."</p>
<p>I wanted to scream, but there wasn't much I could do at that time. I sped through the last few, skipping ones I couldn't get the answer to. Needless to say, that first test had a lot blank, so I probably didn't score too high.</p>
<p>Do I have a legitamite claim to complain...or is it our fault for not kepping track of watches/bringing watches? I don't know if there is a lot that we can do about it though.</p>
<p>Is it a good idea to take MAth again? The only time I can do it is December(right?), since I had the stupid idea of cramming all my testing these last few months before apps are due. Oct 28th, ACT, SAT I, Nov 4.</p>