This isn't based on any science, but I think it would have to be at least 10 points below where I was PTing. If I were an admissions officer and saw a cancellation, I personally would assume that the person scored at least 10 points below what they eventually got as an official score. That being said, I'm not an admissions officer, so I'm sure there are more qualified people who could answer this.
this is purely personal opinion I would rather them see my score then have them see I canceled it and let the admissions officers fill in the blank with what they think I canceled. That is 1000% purely my thought process so take it with a grain of salt
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This isn't based on any science, but I think it would have to be at least 10 points below where I was PTing. If I were an admissions officer and saw a cancellation, I personally would assume that the person scored at least 10 points below what they eventually got as an official score. That being said, I'm not an admissions officer, so I'm sure there are more qualified people who could answer this.
this is purely personal opinion I would rather them see my score then have them see I canceled it and let the admissions officers fill in the blank with what they think I canceled. That is 1000% purely my thought process so take it with a grain of salt
Got a 155 first try- was pting mid 160s. Can’t decide if I should cancel