<p>Well the first time i took the ACT i got a 28 composite
E: 26
M:30
R:31
S:24</p>
<p>Next time i got a 34 composite
E: 32
M:36
R:36
S:33</p>
<p>Do you think that i could get a 35 if i took it again or even a 36 if i studyed more?</p>
<p>Just stop. You got a 34, move on with your life. Stop spending so much time with a test that you practically got a perfect score on, a few questions shouldn’t force you to strive for perfection, when your score is perfectly fine (actually very above average).</p>
<p>Why does CC bash kids with scores below a 35 or 36. Clearly we are all intelligent people, don’t let a test determine that for you.</p>
<p>On english you missed about 3-5 questions out of 75 and on science you missed 2-3</p>
<p>Does it really matter? Like analogous said, a 34 is GREAT, now would it be worth it to study a few more weeks to get about 6 more questions right? It’d be better if you spent that time on your grades, your extracurriculars/sports, or doing something that would help much more than getting 1 or 2 more points</p>
<p>If it matters that much to you, why not lol.</p>
<p>Don’t sweat it… One point does not worth it.
34 is great!</p>
<p>While I do think taking the ACT again after scoring a 34 is unnecessary, I’ll answer your question- yes, it is possible for you to go up and extra point or so. The english section is actually pretty simple and mastering a few grammar rules and having a clear head on analytical questions can give you a 36…on the science part, it’s probably up to luck.</p>
<p>Two words: Star Student.</p>
<p>I think it might be worth one more shot. If you don’t improve after that, don’t worry about it.</p>
<p>just let it go, you obviously can get a 35 or 36 so there is no point. I highly doubt a college will reject you because of your 34 ACT. Like the others said just concentrate on more important things like your grades and etc. Best of luck.</p>
<p>if you have the time, go for it, b/c a 35/35 is good.
if you don’t, then dont sweat it, b/c a 34.
easycake.</p>