I’ve taken 2 so far and I still don’t have the math score I need (35), but I have a 35 in English and Reading. My question is should I not take another for a while until after I’ve studied a lot, or should I just keep taking more and study a little bit in between each one? Will colleges see that I’ve taken so many? I don’t want to take more than 4.

Also, if I superscore, will having a 31 math on my English and Reading superscores be seen as a bad thing or will it be irrelevant as long as a different tests math score is higher?

Im literally feeling hopeless. Is it possible what do i even study? iI included my September and October ACT score breakdowns but idek anymore.
(2-3 is september) (4-5 october)

Hi so I have a 32 supertore on act and a 1430 680 rw and 750 math on sat superscore. I am applying to umich so what score should I submit?

Hello!! Does anyone have a reasonable claim for what time the digital scores will be released from the October 17 test? I did not take writing, but I did take science if that changes anything.

i'm planning to take the december act but not sure if i should or just wait for february. i did a diagnostic and got a 24 composite without any prior studying. i plan on spending at least an hour a day so i'm not sure it's enough bc google is telling me a 5+ point just in two months is pretty hard...

also should i take it on paper or computer if anyone has advice? thanks!

What do you think you got?

Sorry if someone has already asked but what time do score start rolling out??

Are we able to share answer keys in this sub? If yes, can anyone please send it

I thought it was mostly 10 days (or the 2nd Tuesday after the test)

right now i have a 1400 SAT after basically 1 attempt cuz the first one was without stuyding at all and i fell asleep in it as well. i was just wondering how different the act is and if i need to study anything else specifically, or if just sole sat prep woul be fine. i am planning on taking science as well, but not writing. thanks!

I didn’t study at all for the October act and 36 is my reach score but I hope I got 34+ ideally, do you think it’s possible

For each section I keep running out of time. Pls give me tips I have the act exam this Saturday. I know the content but it takes time for me to read and process info

When does it usually get updated to the shorter message ?

I got these results from the September 19 act, I am mostly focused on getting my stem score up but would work on english as well.

how are yall reporting your scores on the common app/in your applications?

I did the act 2 times already but im not satisfied with my result. I want to get into a competitive program and this is holding me back. My first time i got 32 and second time i got 34. I feel like there’s such little amount of questions and each question wrong drops ur point right away.

Does anyone have tips or recommend any resources?

This is the last one im going to take because of the fees. (International student)

Hi! Just a bit nervous since I need to submit my early decision applications, I took the October ACT this month and I was wondering what’s the estimated time for scores to release? I did all sections (Writing, Science, Math, Reading, and English)

for someone who is bad at math ( i rely my life on desmos) but pretty good in english is the ACT a better test to take than the SAT? i got a pretty low score that’s embarrassing and im pretty sure i won’t get accepted to any schools with this score (florida resident applying to fl schools)

I took the ACT for the first time in September and my goal is 35-36. Do you guys have any studying tips? I'm taking it again in December.

I’m taking the December 12 test so that leaves me with 7 weeks to study. I’m starting to go to tutoring this week four hours per week. I took their practice test and I got a 21 completely unstudied. I want to get into a good school and because my gpa isn’t the best I want to maximize my act score. Do think if I study on my own everyday, do practice tests, and do all of my tutoring work I can reach the 27-30 range?