<p>woot, got my scores.</p>
<p>composite: 31</p>
<p>English: 30
Math: 31
Reading: 28
Science: 33</p>
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<li>First try, too.</li>
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<p>I got my scores…33, which is fine for my first try but i wanted at least a 34.</p>
<p>English: 35
Math: 33
Reading: 30 (the funny thing is i got an 800 in this on the SAT)
Science: 33
no writing yet</p>
<p>GOT MY SCORES! 32 composite, i would’ve loved higher, but i’ll take it!</p>
<p>English: 33
Math: 29
Reading: 24 (5 point drop)
Science: 25 (yay, it finally meets the ACT College Readiness Benchmark…)
Composite: 28 (improved by…1 point)</p>
<p>Dammn, I suck at reading (passages, charts…). x__x</p>
<p>it was gametes</p>
<p>33/31/29/32 == 31 Comp</p>
<p>Did a lot worse than expected…</p>
<p>Eng - 33
Math - 33 (35 last time…)
Reading - 31
Science - 29
C: 32</p>
<p>Science must have had a beastly curve. Math I screwed up… English was good enough. Reading… wow I messed that one up. Ran out of time on the last question =[</p>
<p>Got a 33 again. My highest previous score became my lowest score and my lowest previous score became my highest</p>
<p>I got mine today. Also got writing score</p>
<p>English: 26
Math: 36
Reading: 34
Science: 34
Composite: 33
This is my first time taking it and with no prep- is it worth taking it again?</p>
<p>comp= 32</p>
<p>english = 35 (SAT i got a 660 W)
math = 30 (SAT i got a 780 M)
reading= 30 (SAT i got a 630 CR)
science = 33</p>
<p>essay = 9 (SAT i got a 10)</p>
<p>yeah. thats the break down. first time. prolly gonna next oct.</p>
<p>composite: 30
Eng: 26
Math: 35
Reading: 30
Science: 30</p>
<p>Loailash… It wouldn’t hurt to take it again. You have really high scores in all but English, which means that you can probably score better in English too. I retook the test (my reading and science were not as high as yours) and improved three of my sections an avg. of almost 8 pts. each. My english had been a 25, and I got it to a 35, so you never know; it might be well worth your time. Also, if you feel like you could improve your essay score if you did the +writing, that is something else to consider. I retook the test over a year after the first time I took it, which could be part of the reason why I did so much better. One last thing to consider – you scored a 33, with a 33.25 avg. This means that if you just improved one of your sections by 1 pt. then you would receive a 34 composite.</p>
<p>But then again, a 33 is a very high score, and it may not make too much of a difference in college admissions even if you are applying to some of the Ivy Leagues</p>
<p>Eng=29
Math=29
Read=36
Sci=30 (surprised cuz i guessed on the last 5)
Comp=31</p>
<p>Just got the writing today, got a 7 =(. I got a 9 on the SAT one though.</p>
<p>New York
32 English
30 Math
33 Reading
32 Science
8 Essay
32 Composite…I was pleasantly suprised!!!</p>
<p>Dec. ACT was my second time-- first time in Oct. I got a 32 taking it cold, took a class in between</p>
<p>Math- 36
Eng.-33
Science- 36 (raised it 6 points!!)
Reading-34
Writing-9</p>
<p>Comp: 35
But now I’m suuuper scared for the SAT. Sigh.</p>
<p>Dec. ACT was my first time. I didn’t bother with preparatory work. I thought it would be a practice. I needed at least a 32 for the Putnam Scholarship from Kansas State.</p>
<p>English - 35
Math - 32
Reading - 36
Science - 35
C - 35</p>
<p>Would it even be worth shooting for a 36? What are the odds of advancing all categories while keeping the one I had at a 36? Can you keep a 36 without getting a 36 in all categories?</p>
<p>Eis Doxan Tou Theou
Ben</p>
<p>Raise your total score by 4 points and you can get a 36</p>