Lets get some more discussion going on here. In september there had to be at least 1000 replies by now.
ugh i got a 30 my first time and im pretty sure i did worse on this test but hoping for the best! just trying to get into BU syracuse or fordham
@jjohnross a 30 is good for all of those schools.
@collegeguy123456 thanks! its ok but i need money haha if i improved my “superscore” to a 31 ill be happy. many schools actually superscore the act which i wasnt aware of
still not tested… does this mean I won’t get my scores for another couple of days?
that’s true.
Has anyone’s status changed from registered to tested over the course of the day? (as in they checked and it was registered then checked again later and it was tested)
same here, mine just say it’s registered 
@heyitsricha
Thanks for explaining that.
Just “Registered” here, but at least I know! I never knew where to look and this is my second kid through the system!
Let the feelings of anxiety set in …
anyone from the east coast tested? im still registered…
@SOScollege I’m on the east coast and some people who were in the same testing room as me are “tested” but I’m still registered
I’m on the east coast and my status is tested
mine stills says view/print ticket. Any advice on this?
@fboy98 login in to your web account, go to the left as click on “Your test dates and score” which is 2 slots underneath Home. Once you click on it, you should see all the ACT tests you have ever taken, and on the right-hand side it should say status. If your status for December has changed to tested then it means you are probably getting your score tonight! (Credit to @heyitsricha)
it says that for everybody - go to the sidebar under test dates and scores to see if your status is “registered” or “tested”.
Is there any chance it could change to tested? I really want my scores for college deadlines
@tomatoes124 Always a chance, but I don’t like our odds!
Mine is tested. Really worried.
Well on previous tests has anyone’s status ever switched close to the release time of 1am?
yes that’s what usually happens