Should　You　Cancel　Your　Score?　
　　你有五天的时间来考虑...

　　You　have　five　working　days　after　the　test　in　which　to　make　this　important　decision　-　use　them.　We　don't　recommend　that　you　cancel　your　score　based　on　your　perception　of　the　difficulty　level　of　the　exam.　Every　exam　is　"normed"　and　the　scoring　is　adjusted　to　reflect　slight　differences　between　exams.

　　Usually,　there　are　only　two　valid　reasons　to　cancel　your　score:

　　·Test　day　factors　affected　your　test　day　experience
　　·Inadequate　preparation

　　Nervousness　is　not,　usually,　a　valid　reason　to　cancel　your　score.　Most　students　are　at　least　as　nervous,　and　many　times　more　nervous,　the　second　time　they　take　the　test.　Some　nervousness　is　normal　and　even　healthy.

　　If　you　take　the　exam　more　than　once,　Law　Services　reports　the　average　and　each　separate　score.　Also,　the　LSDAS　reports　cancellations.　Most　schools　won't　question　a　cancellation　(or　maybe　two)　on　your　record,　but　will　question　multiple　cancellations.　Also,　remember　that　you　cannot　take　the　 LSAT 　more　than　three　times　in　any　two-year　period,　and　that　cancellations　count　against　this　three-test　limit.