<p>So my scores suck to say the least (24 english, 23 math, 19 reading, 18 science, 23 english/writng, 8 essay), but I was wondering like how many more questions i would need to get right on each section to bump up every one of my scores to 25.</p>
<p>Don’t feel too bad, you got a higher essay score than me. lol</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure you average the four main components (English, Math, Reading, Science) to get your composite score. So if you want a 25 composite, your four main components should add up to 100.</p>
<p>yea I know that, but I was wondering how many more questions I would have to get right to recieve a 25 in every section. Ex: 23 math = 36/60 correct how many more would I need to get right to reach 25?</p>
<p>That I do not know. Sorry.</p>
<p>Math 23 -> 25: 3-4 more right
English 24 -> 25: 1-2 more right
Reading 19 -> 25: 6 more right (each one is worth a point)
Science 18 -> 25: 13-14 more right</p>
<p>In general, each 2 extra correct answers will yield a 1-point subscore increase, except in Reading where 1-point yields a 1-point increase. The obvious conclusion: since it’s the composite that counts, focus on Reading first, for the biggest impact. </p>
<p>These differences are taken from the 2010 Gruber guide. If someone has the Real ACT guide, it may be slightly more accurate.</p>