I'm supposed to take the SAT for the third time on Saturday. My reading and writing scores are high (690 and 770), but my math score is quite a bit lower (470, yes I know it's horrible). The second time I took it, my math score went down 30 points. I decided I would take the SAT again, because my mother said I could have a tutor. She ended up breaking her promise, and now I'm completely stuck as to what to do. I am sure that if I take the SAT again, my math score will not go up. Due to block scheduling/scheduling conflicts, I have not had a math class since sophomore year; I'm a senior now (I will have enough math to graduate). My mother has said I can do any of the three following things:
1) Take the SAT on Saturday
2) Switch my test date to November (however, I am nearly done with college applications and I'm worried my scores won't even matter by this time)
3) Not take the SAT on Saturday (she doesn't care about the money involved)
What do you think is my best option? Thanks!
2006-10-12
14:07:22
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KT<3
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Education & Reference
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I should also add that for all the schools I'm applying to, they either don't need SAT scores, or my overall SAT score is higher than theirs. I am going to major in creative writing.
2006-10-12
14:12:03 ·
update #1