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How to Rise Above an ACT, SAT Test Score Plateau
Dave_Berry
CC Admissions Expert 492 replies2879 threads CC Admissions Expert
"STANDARDIZED TEST scores are a critical component of college applications for many students. For this reason, many high school students sit for the ACT or SAT at least twice. Not only is retaking these exams common, but new research suggests it is also highly recommended.
According to ACT.org, 57% of 2015 high school graduates scored higher on ACT retake exams, which could have increased their odds of being accepted to their top-choice colleges. However, not everyone is successful on retake exams. The remaining 43% of students received either the same score or a lower score on their retakes.
If you find yourself in this frustrating situation, take heart in knowing you are not alone and that there are four steps you can take to improve your score:
- Address your learning style.
- Focus on your weaknesses.
- Revolutionize your routine.
- Overcome your anxiety." ...
https://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/college-admissions-playbook/articles/how-to-rise-above-an-act-sat-test-score-plateau
0 replies According to ACT.org, 57% of 2015 high school graduates scored higher on ACT retake exams, which could have increased their odds of being accepted to their top-choice colleges. However, not everyone is successful on retake exams. The remaining 43% of students received either the same score or a lower score on their retakes.
If you find yourself in this frustrating situation, take heart in knowing you are not alone and that there are four steps you can take to improve your score:
- Address your learning style.
- Focus on your weaknesses.
- Revolutionize your routine.
- Overcome your anxiety." ...
https://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/college-admissions-playbook/articles/how-to-rise-above-an-act-sat-test-score-plateau