<p>Today is the last day to cancel the scores.
I am a senior and I took the October SAT math 2 and I think I did horribly.
I want to major in math/engineering or something and I read the thread that talks about the right and wrong answers and from what I understand I omitted 4 and missed about 6.
And those 6 are just the ones I know about who knows if I made other stupid mistakes.
Math is usually my best subject in school and I have already taken Calc AB (got high As both semesters) and i'm currently in Calc BC. </p>
<p>My question is should I just wait for my score even if it will be pretty bad? Or cancel, study, and take it again November 2nd? I checked and all the colleges i'm applying too accept tests from that date.</p>
<p>That depends on the score you were aiming for. 4 missed and 6 wrong is 800-10(44-raw score) and your raw score is 50-10=40 MINUS 6 wrong x .25 = 38.5 round up to 39. 800- 10(44-39)=750. That is actually very good and shouldn’t cause you to cancel your score even if you were aiming for an 800. Unless you actually got 10+ wrong I wouldn’t cancel, and if you were aiming for a 750, 10 wrong would give you a 710, which wouldn’t be bad and could be redone. You would feel silly I bet if you cancelled when your score would’ve been a 750.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t cancel that score. Like the person above me said, if what you posted is exact, you would get around 750. A few more silly mistakes could probably take you down to 700-720 max. Thats really not bad. When I took Math Level 2 last June, I left 9 blank (not sure how many I got wrong) and still got 760. Just wait to see your score. If you want to take it again, then register late for November or another time.</p>