<p>I took the SAT yesterday and I feel like I did horribly. For one math section, I had a really bad stomachache that disturbed me so I don't remember how I did; but for the rest, I do not think I did exceptionally well. </p>
<p>Is it worth it to cancel the score? Have anyone done that before?</p>
<p>nervousness/anxiety can cause bad stomach pain. if you’re a junior
there’s score choice, so no reason to ever cancel. if you’re a senior
and think you truly bombed, meaning that you got worse in all 3 sections,
then it could make sense. personally I think that a lot of people get
p*ssed right after the test but then are surprised by their scores</p>
<p>I would cancel. I got a headache during yesterday’s exam and I’m going to cancel.</p>
<p>Take prophylactic Tums/Pepsid and Tylenol next time.</p>
<p>I think that in most situation, even my own, emotions are magnified immediately after the test. Most of the time people are pleasantly surprised by scores despite their original apprehension.</p>
<p>Take the colleges off your score report and decide to cancel after you get your scores?</p>
<p>you can only cancel up til this wednesday once you get your scores then all your SAT scores have to be sent together which sucks, i’m thinking about cancelling too :/</p>