ACT scores range from a low of 1 to a max score of 36. Overall, ACT test scores are the average of test-takers’ sectional scores (also 1-36) in English, Math, Reading, and Science. So what is a good ACT score? The ACT score range for students admitted to different colleges varies, and the average ACT […]
After you take the ACT, you might feel like a big weight’s been lifted from your shoulders. But, as the days pass and you still don’t have your test score, the tension starts setting in again. If you’re refreshing your ACT account page and wondering, When do ACT scores come out?—don’t worry! Your ACT […]
What is a percentile anyway? Check out this post to learn how to use your ACT percentiles to see how you compare to other students who’ve taken the ACT!
In this article I go over average ACT scores, what they mean for competition, and how to make your state’s average ACT score work to your advantage.
Every official ACT test has its own chart that converts raw scores to scores on the 1 to 36 point scale, but if you find yourself in need of a rough estimate for a practice test, or if you simply want an estimate of how many questions you need to get right to get a […]
What’s a good ACT Writing score? Check out this up-to-date percentile data to determine what score you should aim for on the ACT Writing section.
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If you’ve come to this post hoping to find the secret ACT tips for the perfect score, I hate to break it to you – but that just doesn’t exist! What I can offer you is the next best thing – tried and true ACT tips and tricks that will maximize your ACT score on […]
The ACT is just days away. In this article, learn about what last minute things you can do to prepare the week before the ACT.
