<p>I feel like this is unheard of. Will colleges look unfavorably at this? </p>
<p>I got a 700 last june on Math 2. I am not like most of the people on this forum though, just your average decently smart kid (if you know what I mean). Normally a 700 would've been fine but it was like 70th percentile or something. The thing is I havent prepared at all, so I dont know how much I will be going up (or down =/) Should I just go for it anyway? </p>
<p>Also for the SAT I, I thought I would be done, but think I might want to take it in Oct
January- CR 600, M 740, W 610
May- CR 590, M 760, W 690
I just want to know if it will look bad if I take it a 3rd time</p>
<p>700 is really good on math 2 bc i heard it was a really hard test…im not sure bc im taking it this week but thats good!</p>
<p>Most colleges don’t care whether or not you took it once or ten times, most will never even know due to score choice.</p>
<p>Meteman is completely right, most colleges (except highly selective ones) won’t see that score and will only see what you choose to send them.</p>
<p>The reason it’s generally unheard of is because they are normally taken following a set period of preparation or a class that would make taking it later more difficult because of forgetting stuff.</p>
<p>truthistreason is correct, </p>
<p>colleges only see the scores that you actually send to them. so in the case if you take once or 5 times, it wouldn’t really matter because they only see what you send them.</p>
<p>Ok… thanks for the replies.</p>
<p>So its a day before the test and I still havent cracked open my old barrons Math 2 book. I’ve been so focused on Chemistry. So if my math score goes down (from my original 700) I shouldnt really worry much, right?</p>