What to do about my ACT?

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<p>Last night I severely sprained or possibly broke my right ankle (going to get it X-Rayed today). What should I do about my upcoming ACT tomorrow? I could get to the testing center fine, but obviously I wouldn’t be in the best condition to take a 3 hour long test. Any advice is appreciated.</p>

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<p>Take it. If you do well, great. If you don’t, you’ve got a good extenuating circumstance to tell them about. And if you take it again and do great, you’ll be really credible.</p>

<p>But do not, under any circumstances, take anything more powerful than Tylenol or Aleve. Anything with codeine for pain will alter your abilities, even if you don’t feel it.</p>

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<p>Don’t send your test scores anywhere, including your high school until you see them and are happy with them. If you don’t like the scores, you don’t have to send them.</p>

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<p>Remember, ACT has score choice - if you don’t like the scores, you don’t ever have to send them anywhere. You can just take the test again later and send only the better scores.</p>

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<p>are you a junior or a senior? if you’re a junior you have plenty more chances, so don’t worry too much.
if you’re a senior… good luck.</p>

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<p>I’m a Junior. I just decided to call them and postpone it until the next test date (April 14th).</p>

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<p>Um, not to be mean or anything, but I don’t know of many people that use their ankles to take the ACT. Not really sure how a sprained or broken ankle would affect your results…</p>

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<p>Hard to concentrate and focus when your ankle is in constant pain.</p>