URGENT: SAT March Score Cancelling

Test Preparation
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<p>Hi, I took my SAT for the second time last weekend. The first time (January) I got a combined score of 2260, CR: 780 (three wrong), M: 760 (two wrong) and W: 720 (10 essay, 3 wrong MC).</p>

<p>I already know for a fact that I got at least three wrong for math, and four wrong for CR during the March sitting of the SAT, but I'm fairly confident in my writing section.</p>

<p>I heard that when reviewing your SAT scores, colleges generally take the best of each section. I feel that I improved in my writing score, but dropped in both math and reading, and most likely cumulatively. Should I cancel my SAT this time? I dont know whether colleges view an overall drop in an SAT mark negatively or not.</p>

<p>Additionally, I heard that the curve for the March SAT tends to be easier...I hope this is true!</p>

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<p>i wouldn't cancel, because it isn't like ur scores had a huge drop their still within the range of ur first scores, and colleges know that there is always a change of a few points from test to test. be it gaining 20 points or losing them. i know u've prob already made ur decision by now but either way it would have been fine.</p>