Ultimately, only you can answer that question. But a few things to note:
Schools can see if you cancel a score. For some that matters more than others.
I've heard some cases where a student cancels a score, only to never get a better score, and then regrets it. So just be careful with that.
I'd recommend checking with the schools you are interested in if they take an average of your scores, or the best. And if they take an average, if cancelations weigh into that.
It's a hard question to answer from an outside POV, because it is so personal to your situation, and we don't know the details of your situation. Also, it really varies school to school. I'd start by researching the schools you are interested in more, and then decide from there.
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Ultimately, only you can answer that question. But a few things to note:
Schools can see if you cancel a score. For some that matters more than others.
I've heard some cases where a student cancels a score, only to never get a better score, and then regrets it. So just be careful with that.
I'd recommend checking with the schools you are interested in if they take an average of your scores, or the best. And if they take an average, if cancelations weigh into that.
It's a hard question to answer from an outside POV, because it is so personal to your situation, and we don't know the details of your situation. Also, it really varies school to school. I'd start by researching the schools you are interested in more, and then decide from there.
Regardless, best of luck to you!