andymal wrote:My practice tests have been strong, so I don't plan on canceling my score, but I'm curious to know my options.

I understand that canceling a score was always a black eye on the report, and that the score cancellation option after seeing your score is relatively new. Given that, I'd imagine that more people have been canceling. Has there been any perceptual shift in how the admissions committees are viewing cancelled scores?

Thanks for any insight. I just feel better knowing my rights/options.

Jon@Admissionado wrote:

andymal wrote:My practice tests have been strong, so I don't plan on canceling my score, but I'm curious to know my options.

I understand that canceling a score was always a black eye on the report, and that the score cancellation option after seeing your score is relatively new. Given that, I'd imagine that more people have been canceling. Has there been any perceptual shift in how the admissions committees are viewing cancelled scores?

Thanks for any insight. I just feel better knowing my rights/options.

Better a cancelled score than a terrible one.
I wouldn't worry about it too much.

Jon