I studied high school in England where I was predicted A* A* A, I got a 36 in my act, I applied for environmental science, (my alevels were math bio and chemistry) I had a published research paper on secondary succession, I did community service in a hospital as well as being part of the ccf, I am my schools tennis captain and have been u beaten for 4 years. Best school I got into was NYU.

I hold a Chinese passport so that may also play a role.

I just took it I think it went ok what do u guys think

Anyone know when scores drop for the April 4 ACT? Took it internationally.

genuinely why tf did we as a species decide to do all ts i'm considering becoming a hermit and living in the middle of the woods

Bro I actually felt really good about todays test like better than the others I’ve taken but people on this subreddit keep taking about how hard todays test was. I’m worried that i actually bombed it now 😭 Am I cooked?

That was genuinely so bad for me, I’ve never done so bad. Even during the reading I couldn’t focus. I remember my last act I did bad and was left with 10 questions left when we were given the 5 min mark. However during this one, I had plenty of over 10 questions left. In the end I just guessed on them. I think timing is one of my biggest issues and I might have some underlying problems. Should I actually try to get accommodations?

I took the ACT in school in March. I just retook it today but I didn’t study so I am taking it once again in june. In march i got 34 math 35 science 33 english and 29 reading. What should I do to get a better score? I feel like I could get a higher score it’s just the time limit.

yeah it's so over just sign me up for June wtf was that digital math 💔💔

guys im scared for tmrw's ACT... I've been reading threads abt how hard the reading/science was and this is my first ACT test + MINIMAL STUDYING. I took a prac. test and got a 33 and I'm worried...

I got my scores from my school mandated February test about a week ago. My exact scores were ,34 Math, 26 Science ,31 English, 35 Reading. Someone told me a while ago that the jump from a 32 to 36 is massive so just wondering if a month is enough time to get everything ready. I also may not focus as hard on getting a 36 on science because I've read the school I want to apply to is science optional (im sure submitting a good science score does help though). Thanks in advance.

I just finished the april 5th test and did terrible. Just as the reading section started, the school I was at got hit with a massive storm, from a tornado nearby. The power went out, water seaping through the windows, so I couldn’t focus at all and definitely sold reading. I think i did good on english and math so my superscore most likely went up but my composite is in shambles, so wondering if i should cancel my score or ask act for a retest because of the distractions.

The online math section was a TEST FROM HELL 😭 This curve better be good or im waving goodbye to all of my dreams

I took my schools march ACT and got these scores. I'm currently a sophomore, and this was my second time taking it. Could it be possible to get to a 30 by my senior year?

I felt the English was really easy, easier than usual. Math was great 1-45 but 50+ was crazy hard and unfamiliar. The reading was super easy except 2 question on the split passage one. And science was cake besides this question.

I keep seeing people talking about a curve, do some tests allow more incorrect questions than others for the same score? I had h19 form, math english reading weren't too bad but science was lowkey hard lol

Today was my last chance as a senior to raise my math score to at least a 22 and I completely bombed it. I didn't really need to take it again since got a scholarship to my local community college, but I wanted to get a decent score to prove my worth (and a college-readiness seal on my diploma).

Everyone tells me that I'm a smart kid due to having all A's and learning topics fast, but now I feel I let everyone down. I tried 4 times to raise it, but no, it wouldn't go past a 21. feel so hopeless since I studied everyday for today's test, but the digital math section was extremely different than the practice tests I took. I don't know what to do at this point.

in my superscore the english is also a 36 🙏🙏

Can you make separate discussions for US Computer testers and US Paper testers? Those are two different tests? Thanks!

As you can tell by the title I need studying tips for the act and I need to cover all subjects. I’m an adult that has been out of school for years and basically need to relearn everything. If there are any resources that you would recommend that can help me relearn the materials that would be covered in the act, I would gladly appreciate it.

I'm taking the test tomorrow and am unsure if I signed up for writing or no writing.

title, I'm a hs senior who got admitted to Stanford and Columbia among others and also got a 36 ACT. I've tutored for more than a year in person, and am trying to find more platforms where I can offer my skills online. I know wyzant is one of them, but are there others I can go to?

I scored a 36 on my reading (first attempt, yay!), and I'm wondering if I should do the section again. My no. 1 is UPenn and I heard u have to submit all ur act scores. Would it look bad if I didn't answer any questions? Should I do it anyway? Thanks!

I just really hoped I improved from my 28 in English. Math was always a long shot to improve but still maybe the curve is nice lol. English was tricky and not at the same time??? At least science was easy and thankfully my reading superscore is already fine lol.

See u guys in June!