<p>Okay. So I took the January SAT Subject test: Math IIC and upon completion decided to cancel my score due to the fact that I thought I did really bad. However, when I recently checked my scores at the college board website, it says that I had "completed" the test and I had actually received my scores. However, I had canceled it at the testing center before I left. I have called collegeboard and the told me that canceled scores shouldn't appear on your score reports. The good news however is that I actually liked my new scores. It went up 80 points from a 660! I thought I had done really ****ty, but apparently the curve was really nice. What should I do? Should I just keep the score and send it to my colleges? It does say complete on my score report. It's strange because I thought I had canceled my scores after I took the test. What should I do? Have any of you guys canceled a score before and does it show up on your score reports? Please help.</p>
<p>Sounds like testing center messed up. But, the end result is better. If possible, I'd send them... any SAT score that starts with a '7' is highly thought of. But, never tried to cancel scores before, so can't help you there.</p>