<p>At one time, I went to a proper University and earned very high grades, except in mathematics. I unfortunately had to withdraw from this University, because of my being bad in mathematics ;I have a mathematics L.D. and had a registration hold because I took Intermediate Algebra too many times. My registration hold was basically a please do not take any more classes at this University type of hold. Funny thing, I was an English major. I tried to appeal that rule, but no one cared.</p>
<p>In the Spring of 2007 I am going to go to a Community College and take an Associate of Science University Parallel Degree which is instantly transferable to any Public University in my home state. </p>
<p>Should I, to be on the safe side, take the ACT? I am just wondering if that would be a prudent move for when I transfer to a University. I have everything with math worked out where I am going to take math by itself in the summer of 2007 and work with a tutor at the Community College. I was never, at my former University, allowed to spend a summer semester (or any semester) solely taking math and working with a tutor, but I figure that is normal at Community College. </p>
<p>Would taking the ACT look nice to prospective, humble State Universities? Or would the fact that I have transferred around a bit make things look like I am some sort of cheater?</p>