<p>I tested for biology-m and got a score for biology-e. Has anyone had this problem? How was it solved?</p>
<p>Call the collegeboard.</p>
<p>Do the multiple choice rescoring. CB refunds your money if you gain points back from misscoring.</p>
<p>how much are 20 questions correct worth in numbers? how long does the college board take? could it be possible that i was already given credit for biology-m but i colored in the wrong oval for biology-e?</p>
<p>20 questions equates to a huge boost in your score, but it depends on what your score was beforehand and if you guessed on the questions and got them wround. I would estimate over 100 points. The collegeboard can tell you exactly how long it will take them to hand grade it, but it shouldn't be more than a few weeks. I'm not sure I understand the last question...</p>
<p>in reference to my last question: could it be that my score came out as biology-e and i was actually given credit for biology-m? i mean that the college board had given me credit for biolgy-m but had reported "e" because i bubbled in the wrong test part.</p>
<p>I think you bubbled the wrong test part. I took the Bio M and collegeboard graded it as "E" for some reason. I did the hand score verification resulting in a 670 to a 750. 80 Point difference...</p>
<p>why is the collegeboard messing our heads with these bubbles??? don't we have enough to worry about during the test day? why can't biology be one test like all other tests? now,i have to wait ...for i don't know how long ..to get a hand-score.</p>