<p>Mrs. F, thanks for the reply. It is funny you talk about this and say that stuff, when you really have no idea of the circumstance. It appears that you have it pinned down that you are going to backup the ACT, regardless whether you know they are right or not. I’m not going to bicker with someones mother about how the ACT works, it’s just a waste of my time.</p>
<p>To the starter of this thread, let me repeat my above post:
“I’ve had it done, IMO, it isn’t worth it. I believe that regardless to whether your score was wrong, they won’t change it, because that would give them a horrible reputation and people would be questioning theire results from now on. I’d save the $25.”
Also, why would they change it? They have nothing to gain and everything to lose.</p>