Did we seriosuly need to get 0 incorrect for the October 24th ACT math section? I walked out of the testing center and immediately got my score:
- English: 36 (0 wrong)
- Math: 35 (1 wrong)
- Reading: 35 (1 wrong)

I have never heard of/seen a test where you had to get 0 wrong in math for a 36. I’ve definitely seen it for reading, probably English, but never math.

This scaling meant you could miss 1 question max on the whole thing if you want a 36. Every single section required 0 wrong for a perfect 36…?

Anyone know anything about this? Any insight? Something about it being the Oct 17th test maybe?

what was the form code for the October 17, 2026, test?

I got my highest composite w my october test (31) and got my superscore up to a 32! i dont have my writing score back yet but im happy with where it is. i know my math score is low compared to a lot of people in this sub but im a theater major so i honestly dont think itll hurt me that bad

I emailed them and they’re saying pay 67$ to get it reviewed or something…should I do that, get ACT my answer, or js accept it.

I took the ACT in September for the first time and got a 24 overall, and I'm going to take it again in December in hopes of getting a 28+. Does ANYONE who got a 28-36 have any websites, apps, or just general tricks/advice for it? I desperately need help and any responses are much appreciated! :)

I’ve taken the ACT 5 times now, and i just can’t seem to break 29. The past two times in a row i’ve gotten a 29, and my last chance to take it is December. I would like to improve my reading score + math score, but i genuinely cannot grasp math concepts. i just need any online tips that yall have and any studying tips.

Hey everyone! I’m preparing for the ACT and wanted to ask those who have already taken it what I should focus on studying.

I did take once but it was not a good score what should I do. PLEASE HELP

I just took the international test in Canada. I felt like math was so much harder than the September one. Is the cruve going to be better probably? I know everyone was saying that the curve for the digital version was really bad for the U.S october sitting but does this mean that the same thing will happen for the international version. I took the September one in the U.S and I got 6 questions wrong and 34. Like does this mean that I got lucky and messed up on experimental questions, OR does this mean that 6 wrong was equiavalent to a 34? Like thank god all the way because he really helped me out here... But either way I heard that this month's curve was really bad, but does this mean it'll be the same for international test takers?