<p>I am a current junior at a small Catholic school in Wisconsin and Cornell AAP is my #1 choice architecture school. I just got a 33 composite for the April ACT test date and I’m wondering if I should stop now and concentrate on my portfolio and SATs or if I should try to improve for the June test. Additionally, I will be going to Cornell’s Introduction to Architecture Summer College Program. Is the 33 okay or should I work for a higher score? I am trying my best to make my application as strong as possible. </p>
<p>33 ACT is good enough for Architecture. There is no need to take tests again. Cornell has the number one Undergraduate Architecture School in the nation. To get in you’ll need to have a strong profolio. So work on your profolio is the right direction. </p>
<p>Thanks @2Daswell for your input. I think that strengthening other parts of my application will be a better use of my time. </p>