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<h2>How would it ruin their reputation, no one would ever find out.</h2>
<p>The whole reason I believe they are wrong is because I received a 22 on the ACT. I had it handscored, and it wasn’t changed. I was about 95% sure on all the questions I answered. On the science section, I finished with 15 minutes left and almost double checked all my answers. I end up getting my score back wit ha 20 on the Science, my worst section of all. On the flip side, a friend of mine who said he guessed on them all got a 33. Onside of that, on a previous test, the SAME situation happened with two of my friends. Now either it is a major coincidence, or ACT is reporting false scores. Maybe there is another person with the same name as me in the state of Colorado, and somehow we got mixed up, who knows!</p>