ACT scores

[Nerdy91]

I know people have done threads for SAT and PSAT scores but I didn't see one for ACT. I made a 25 and was wondering is this a good score and also what you guys made.

[Fallinto_rhythm]

yeah, that's pretty good. It's like equivlant to an 1,100 on the SAT

[uglystar03]

Average score on the ACT is 21. I scored a 24, I believe. I can't remember exactly, as it was almost four years ago.

[OnLettingGo]

my act score was 28 (10th grade), 30 (11th grade), and finally 32 two months ago. not that it matters cause my grades, gpa, and rank are shit.

[uglystar03]

my act score was 28 (10th grade), 30 (11th grade), and finally 32 two months ago. not that it matters cause my grades, gpa, and rank are shit.

Braggart. That's a ridiculously good score. I'm jealous. Of course, I only took it once, didn't study, and stayed up till about 2am the night before. So I didn't exactly set the stage for success.

[TheDemosRock]

ACT 32 is preeeetty great, man.
As with all my tests, I'm aiming perfect - but I would certainly be content with yours.

[Neo Cassady]

my act score was 28 (10th grade), 30 (11th grade), and finally 32 two months ago. not that it matters cause my grades, gpa, and rank are shit.

Not true. I got a 32 and it definitely helped my college app (I had almost no extracurriculars). They look at everything.

[Nerdy91]

Well i dont really understand scoring and i know how big of a deal colleges make of test scores. I have a 3.6 gpa and a 25 on the ACT so i think ill be fine but does anyone know what colleges look for extracurricular wise?

[OnLettingGo]

^^I'd trade my ACT score for your gpa.^^

[Nerdy91]

^^I'd trade my ACT score for your gpa.^^
we could always share my gpa and your ACT scores
oh whats your rank with high ACT scores like that it cant be that bad unless your a totally awesome test taker

[OnLettingGo]

i'm 28 out of 354. 3.23 gpa. not bad, but it could be better. i should have taken athletics or band. those are free 100s and would have boosted my gpa.

[Nerdy91]

i'm 28 out of 354. 3.23 gpa. not bad, but it could be better. i should have taken athletics or band. those are free 100s and would have boosted my gpa.
haha see were not so different im 29 out of 277 so technically your class rank is better than mine

[OnLettingGo]

haha see were not so different im 29 out of 277 so technically your class rank is better than mine

all that shows is my school is filled with idiots. if you went to my school you'd be in the top 5 students.

[gibsonman246]

i bombed my acts in comparison. if my act score was translated to the sat range, i got 230 points lower

[Nerdy91]

all that shows is my school is filled with idiots. if you went to my school you'd be in the top 5 students.
no trust me my school is also a DUMB school all my high school cares about is football. If you are a football player at my school you get a free ride while people like me have to work our asses off just to get a "thats a good job" The quarterback at my school was mad at me because i didnt know who he was. Sorry everytime i think of my school i get angry oh and i meant no offense if you are a football player

[OnLettingGo]

The quarterback at my school was mad at me because i didnt know who he was.

lol. my schools football team isn't good enough to merit special treatment. but a lot of my friends go to other schools and its the same thing there. apparently future engineers, doctors, and lawyers aren't as important as sports stars.

[Nerdy91]

lol. my schools football team isn't good enough to merit special treatment. but a lot of my friends go to other schools and its the same thing there. apparently future engineers, doctors, and lawyers aren't as important as sports stars.
yeah screw curing cancer or aids lets just see how good you are at playing with balls

[just.Starla.]

yeah screw curing cancer or aids lets just see how good you are at playing with balls
hahahaha

[Nerdy91]

hahahaha
commenting on your status bar thing Can you beleieve its been a year since Chris died I cant believe it

[just.Starla.]

commenting on your status bar thing Can you beleieve its been a year since Chris died I cant believe it
No, its still really sad, especially when I think about how he would probably be at art school in Savannah if he was still alive.

I really miss him.

[Nerdy91]

No, its still really sad, especially when I think about how he would probably be at art school in Savannah if he was still alive.

I really miss him.

he would have also found his way to Japan yes i miss him too

[MarsEatWorld]

im taking the ACT in december even though my SAT scores are fine... dad's making me ughhhh

[infamous_alias]

Let's just say, my ACT score was too high to mention without me getting tagged as an egotistical prick for even bringing it up.

[MarsEatWorld]

Let's just say, my ACT score was too high to mention without me getting tagged as an egotistical prick for even bringing it up.
Say ittt

[infamous_alias]

36-Math
35-Reading
34-Science
32-English
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34-Composite

[AlsoRan]

i got a 27, but i got a 1920 on the SAT
are those scores equivalent at all?

[samsara]

I took my ACT and basically failed it, then rescheduled twice but didnt really feel like going.

That was a lot of money wasted.

[t_ashley]

i did well enough to get into any college i want. thats fine with me---only had to take it once.
But they sooooo dont give you enough on the math portion! i still had like 12 questions to answer....
didnt finish the wirting either but i got a 12 on that so no biggy.

[Praetor]

I'm excited to take the ACT. I scored in the 99th percentile on the PLAN. /brag

[speakhandsforme]

36-Math
35-Reading
34-Science
32-English
-----------------
34-Composite

English - 36
Reading - 35
Math - 26
Science - 24
=30

Touche: especially on the science portion, which I personally found insanely difficult. I was not surprised at all by the 24 received in the department.

[absolutecrunk]

English 36
Math 33
Reading 32
Science 29

Composite 33

We had a written portion, did no one else have that? That bumped my composite from a 32 to a 33 so that was the cat's pajamas.

AND NO, THIS IS NOT A SWEET BRAG. I FOUND OUT WHILE IN SPAIN THAT I DIDNT GET INTO THE SCHOOL THAT I APPLIED TO SO THEY RUINED MY OVERSEAS TRIP AS WELL AS ONE WHOLE SCHOOL YEAR OF MY LIFE

AND NO, GOING TO SPAIN IS NOT A SWEET BRAG EITHER BECAUSE IT SUCKED BECAUSE I DIDN'T GET INTO THE SCHOOL THAT I APPLIED TO


I probably didn't get in because you're not supposed to end a sentence with a preposition. I knew that would be my undoing.

[infamous_alias]

Touche: especially on the science portion, which I personally found insanely difficult. I was not surprised at all by the 24 received in the department.

I remember the charts and diagrams being a little confusing at the time. After taking thermodynamics in college and having to be able to read steam charts, I'd love to go back and look at the ACT and see if they're near as confusing as I remember them being haha...

We had a written portion, did no one else have that? That bumped my composite from a 32 to a 33 so that was the cat's pajamas.

Nah, I'm pretty sure I took it the last year before they added the written part. I would have taken it in '04-'05? And as weird as this sounds, I've never talked to anyone else that got a 34 composite. I've heard of a lot of people with 33's, and a couple of 35's and 36's, but I'm the only one I've ever come across that scored a 34. I'm not sure how that's even possible.

[lightcollapse]

33. Fuck the science section.

[speakhandsforme]

I remember the charts and diagrams being a little confusing at the time. After taking thermodynamics in college and having to be able to read steam charts, I'd love to go back and look at the ACT and see if they're near as confusing as I remember them being haha...
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Yeah, I was never quite sure whether it was actually that hard or whether it was just a personal weak spot. I had friends who walked through it as I did in English but who suffered in the English portions.

[skabone575]

i took em in the beginning of junior year and i got a 27. im probably gunna take them again at the end of the year, and i bombed the psat's i got an 11,00. i think its cuz i suck at vocab and act's have no vocab on them

[benn10]

30 for me.... Three damn times in a row. At least I'm consistent lol.

[BrennanHickson]

Let's just say, my ACT score was too high to mention without me getting tagged as an egotistical prick for even bringing it up.
You have good reason to be egotistical about your score. I wouldn't exactly classify pretentiousness as a very liked quality in a person, though, and I often find myself questioning the true capabilities of those that do possess such pompous qualities. If you're really so talented, why would you feel the need to boast about it as opposed to demonstrating the talent and allowing people to form their own opinions? The fact that you don't feel that need to boast about your score gives me the impression that not only are you smart in terms of intellect, but also in terms of modesty.


On a side note, I scored an 18 when I took the ACT for the Duke TIP program in seventh grade.

[speakhandsforme]

You have good reason to be egotistical about your score. I wouldn't exactly classify pretentiousness as a very liked quality in a person, though, and I often find myself questioning the true capabilities of those that do possess such pompous qualities. If you're really so talented, why would you feel the need to boast about it as opposed to demonstrating the talent and allowing people to form their own opinions? The fact that you don't feel that need to boast about your score gives me the impression that not only are you smart in terms of intellect, but also in terms of modesty.


On a side note, I scored an 18 when I took the ACT for the Duke TIP program in seventh grade.

Jean-Paul Sartre once said that "[m]odesty is the virtue of the lukewarm." A controlled arrogance in one's own competence can often be the catalyst that separates great from merely good.

And I must say: you're articulate beyond your years if your displayed age is correct.

[benn10]

You have good reason to be egotistical about your score. I wouldn't exactly classify pretentiousness as a very liked quality in a person, though, and I often find myself questioning the true capabilities of those that do possess such pompous qualities. If you're really so talented, why would you feel the need to boast about it as opposed to demonstrating the talent and allowing people to form their own opinions? The fact that you don't feel that need to boast about your score gives me the impression that not only are you smart in terms of intellect, but also in terms of modesty.


On a side note, I scored an 18 when I took the ACT for the Duke TIP program in seventh grade.

Not to brag or anything. I got a 25 in 8th grade, which isn't so great considering I got a 30 in 12th grade lol.

[speakhandsforme]

I'm not aiming at anyone imparticular but, nonetheless, this thread reeks of embellishment.

[infamous_alias]

You have good reason to be egotistical about your score. I wouldn't exactly classify pretentiousness as a very liked quality in a person, though, and I often find myself questioning the true capabilities of those that do possess such pompous qualities. If you're really so talented, why would you feel the need to boast about it as opposed to demonstrating the talent and allowing people to form their own opinions? The fact that you don't feel that need to boast about your score gives me the impression that not only are you smart in terms of intellect, but also in terms of modesty.

First of all, no way are you 13. I know 22 year-olds, hell 50 year-olds that can't organize and articulate their ideas that well. Secondly, no one should ever be egotistical about their ACT score. It's not an aptitude test, it's completely curriculum-based and shows your ability to learn and retain dictated information. Seriously, a lot more people could score in the 30's if they took the time to prepare for it. Lastly, a piece of advice for you if you really are 13. You are absolutely right for questioning the mental capacities of people who claim to be omniscient. The true geniuses are the ones that don't feel the need to prove themselves to their peers.

I'm not aiming at anyone imparticular but, nonetheless, this thread reeks of embellishment.

I have a feeling that if anyone is exaggerating, it isn't by much. I would imagine that the average ACT score of ap.net users is significantly higher than the national average. Also, those users that saw the thread and scored well on the test were probably more apt to post their scores than those that scored a little more modestly.

[speakhandsforme]

First of all, no way are you 13. I know 22 year-olds, hell 50 year-olds that can't organize and articulate their ideas that well. Secondly, no one should ever be egotistical about their ACT score. It's not an aptitude test, it's completely curriculum-based and shows your ability to learn and retain dictated information. Seriously, a lot more people could score in the 30's if they took the time to prepare for it. Lastly, a piece of advice for you if you really are 13. You are absolutely right for questioning the mental capacities of people who claim to be omniscient. The true geniuses are the ones that don't feel the need to prove themselves to their peers.



I have a feeling that if anyone is exaggerating, it isn't by much. I would imagine that the average ACT score of ap.net users is significantly higher than the national average. Also, those users that saw the thread and scored well on the test were probably more apt to post their scores than those that scored a little more modestly.

I feel like the ideology behind intelligence is getting lost in semantics with you two. Also, I don't know about you, but where I come from, those who scored the higher scores were rarely ever "prepared": I know I didn't spend a second on said preparation. I don't think the causal relationship between preparation and performance is all that significant either. Even though it may be circulated as curriculum-based, there are far too many educational variances for that to be wholly plausible. I jumped from a 28 to a 30 without securing a base either time while I have two friends who studied on their second tries and still ended up with the same scores: 26 and 17, respectively. Concerning courses, I was equally prepared for each section, yet there was a double-digit divide between word and number.

And fuck modesty: it's an overrated sentiment and is in no way consistent with the human condition.

[BrennanHickson]

Not to brag or anything. I got a 25 in 8th grade, which isn't so great considering I got a 30 in 12th grade lol.
The math section played a major role in the butchering of my score. ;-)

First of all, no way are you 13. I know 22 year-olds, hell 50 year-olds that can't organize and articulate their ideas that well. Secondly, no one should ever be egotistical about their ACT score. It's not an aptitude test, it's completely curriculum-based and shows your ability to learn and retain dictated information. Seriously, a lot more people could score in the 30's if they took the time to prepare for it. Lastly, a piece of advice for you if you really are 13. You are absolutely right for questioning the mental capacities of people who claim to be omniscient. The true geniuses are the ones that don't feel the need to prove themselves to their peers.
In all honesty, I'm actually thirteen years and eleven months... I really appreciate that, though, and feel like that last sentence could have saved me a whole lot of time and typing. If only I'd thought of that summarization before my previous post!

And fuck modesty: it's an overrated sentiment and is in no way consistent with the human condition.
I've never considered modesty to be a natural trait myself. But whether or not it's consistent with the human condition is irrelevant to the consistency of the human mind: to just accept modesty's fictionality and appreciate what we believe to be the truth behind one's modesty. As I mentioned before, I think the presence of modesty in oneself, fictional or not, is a very well-liked quality to possess.

I've also discovered that, sometimes, ostentation relating to grades can backfire on you when you score the occasional "C" (or below). I figure, if I don't share even the good grades of mine with my peers, it will seem typical of me not to cave in to wanting to sharing the bad grades of mine with them.

[infamous_alias]

I feel like the ideology behind intelligence is getting lost in semantics with you two. Also, I don't know about you, but where I come from, those who scored the higher scores were rarely ever "prepared": I know I didn't spend a second on said preparation. I don't think the causal relationship between preparation and performance is all that significant either. Even though it may be circulated as curriculum-based, there are far too many educational variances for that to be wholly plausible. I jumped from a 28 to a 30 without securing a base either time while I have two friends who studied on their second tries and still ended up with the same scores: 26 and 17, respectively. Concerning courses, I was equally prepared for each section, yet there was a double-digit divide between word and number.

And fuck modesty: it's an overrated sentiment and is in no way consistent with the human condition.

Of course the "smarter" kids are going to score better, they understand the underlying concepts of the "curriculum" better. Though I absolutely guarantee you that I could sit down with a group of several motivated kids that scored in the upper 20's, and teach them a couple of things that would allow them to score in the 30's. The problem is, a lot of high schoolers don't know how to focus their studying, they don't know how to distill information, and they don't know how to use their calculators.

In all honesty, I'm actually thirteen years and eleven months... I really appreciate that, though, and feel like that last sentence could have saved me a whole lot of time and typing. If only I'd thought of that summarization before my previous post!

You seem to have a decent head on your shoulders, don't fuck it up.

[gregisonfire]

English 36
Math 33
Reading 32
Science 29

Composite 33

We had a written portion, did no one else have that? That bumped my composite from a 32 to a 33 so that was the cat's pajamas.

AND NO, THIS IS NOT A SWEET BRAG. I FOUND OUT WHILE IN SPAIN THAT I DIDNT GET INTO THE SCHOOL THAT I APPLIED TO SO THEY RUINED MY OVERSEAS TRIP AS WELL AS ONE WHOLE SCHOOL YEAR OF MY LIFE

AND NO, GOING TO SPAIN IS NOT A SWEET BRAG EITHER BECAUSE IT SUCKED BECAUSE I DIDN'T GET INTO THE SCHOOL THAT I APPLIED TO


I probably didn't get in because you're not supposed to end a sentence with a preposition. I knew that would be my undoing.


I'm from Michigan (and guessing you are too), and I only got a 28 and got in to my school of choice. And if you didn't have fun in Spain, that's your fault. I was just there for 3 months and had a blast. What part were you in?

[steviestare]

31 ACT

1860 SAT
1320 total on the parts colleges care about.

Had a shitty GPA and rank though, so didn't really matter.

[combatbaby]

I preferred the ACT over the SAT so much. I took the ACT once and got a 29, while I took the SAT three times and did somewhere around 1550-1650 each time. Pissed me off. I had a pretty good GPA and rank and extracurriculars but I still didn't get into my #1 school. Oh well. I'm glad I went where I did.

[MarsEatWorld]

I preferred the ACT over the SAT so much. I took the ACT once and got a 29, while I took the SAT three times and did somewhere around 1550-1650 each time. Pissed me off. I had a pretty good GPA and rank and extracurriculars but I still didn't get into my #1 school. Oh well. I'm glad I went where I did.
where was your number 1?

[combatbaby]

where was your number 1?

UNC Chapel Hill. BAH.

[MarsEatWorld]

UNC Chapel Hill. BAH.
oh sick.
I don't want to go there...even though I'm applying haha

[combatbaby]

oh sick.
I don't want to go there...even though I'm applying haha

Yeah, I'm a huge Tarheels fan, and I used to think it was my *dream school* so I was pretty crushed when I didn't get in. Looking back though, I'm glad it happened that way because I don't think I would be happy had I had actually gone there. And actually going to college made me realize, that as much as I love Chapel Hill, it's definitely not my dream school. Where are you looking to go?

[anamericangod]

Although this thread had nothing to do with it, it made me nervous about taking the LSAT. Ugh.

[steviestare]

I preferred the ACT over the SAT so much. I took the ACT once and got a 29, while I took the SAT three times and did somewhere around 1550-1650 each time. Pissed me off. I had a pretty good GPA and rank and extracurriculars but I still didn't get into my #1 school. Oh well. I'm glad I went where I did.

I would hope you'd prefer the ACT. It is way easier in comparison to the SAT.

[jco3]

Although this thread had nothing to do with it, it made me nervous about taking the LSAT. Ugh.

My sister recently took the LSAT. Literally, she studied almost every waking moment, it was an incredibly stressful experience. Hopefully it pays off. Also, good luck to you.

[combatbaby]

I would hope you'd prefer the ACT. It is way easier in comparison to the SAT.

I just found it more straightforward than the SAT, which I suppose does mean easier.

[MarsEatWorld]

Yeah, I'm a huge Tarheels fan, and I used to think it was my *dream school* so I was pretty crushed when I didn't get in. Looking back though, I'm glad it happened that way because I don't think I would be happy had I had actually gone there. And actually going to college made me realize, that as much as I love Chapel Hill, it's definitely not my dream school. Where are you looking to go?
Boston College or Duke
I'm ready to get crushed too haha

[MarsEatWorld]

Although this thread had nothing to do with it, it made me nervous about taking the LSAT. Ugh.
Good Luck!

[MarsEatWorld]

I would hope you'd prefer the ACT. It is way easier in comparison to the SAT.
IDK dude.
I get my ACT scores in 2 days but I have a bad feeling about them haha.
I did well on the SAT though.

[steviestare]

IDK dude.
I get my ACT scores in 2 days but I have a bad feeling about them haha.
I did well on the SAT though.

ACT is easier for 90% of people. That is why most colleges weigh the SAT more.

[MarsEatWorld]

ACT is easier for 90% of people. That is why most colleges weigh the SAT more.
guess I'm a retard. but I thought the ACT was harder hahaha

[jkaminallen]

Boston College
Oh god why?

[steviestare]

guess I'm a retard. but I thought the ACT was harder hahaha

Naw. I know plenty of people that felt that, but to make you feel better, they all did better on the ACT anyways, hah.

[MarsEatWorld]

Oh god why?
Why not?

[MarsEatWorld]

Naw. I know plenty of people that felt that, but to make you feel better, they all did better on the ACT anyways, hah.
ooooh. Hahahaha 2 days.
I'm not scared because I have good SAT scores but the only thing getting me excited is how you don't lose points for incorrect answers so you just guess! haha. If you do that on the SAT you are FUCKED.

[steviestare]

I would surmise that is why people generally do better. So many people are way to "sure" of their answers on the SAT and it fucks them over.

[MarsEatWorld]

yeah.
well, I took the SAT in october and I thought I did well on math which I had a 720 on.. like i thought i got a 780 or a 800 but i got a 600...thats a 120 point drop
then i took it in december and got what i wanted 800! :D

[steviestare]

The writing section of the SAT is a waste of time. Anyone else think that?

Colleges didn't even look at it when I applied.

Wanted my score out of 1600. Minus the writing.

[MarsEatWorld]

The writing section of the SAT is a waste of time. Anyone else think that?

Colleges didn't even look at it when I applied.

Wanted my score out of 1600. Minus the writing.
oh some look at it now lol

[steviestare]

That blows. I had a great score the second round on that part. And all the Washington state colleges couldn't give a shit.

[MarsEatWorld]

That blows. I had a great score the second round on that part. And all the Washington state colleges couldn't give a shit.
aw. that sucks.

[steviestare]

I hope they start using those scores. Even though that section flips the point "standardized tests" on its head.

Also I think writing and ability to convey your point of view is way more valuable than knowing numbers and junk.

[MarsEatWorld]

Hahaha. Yeah I did well on that section.....

I think Duke looks at those scores.

[steviestare]

I wish Washington schools did. The only one that I know looks at them at all is the University of Washington, but I don't think they count them for anything. Also not that it really mattered to me, my GPA was way lower than the lowest UW takes. Having the top Med school fucks all the local kids over. Takes like a 3.8 and amazing test scores to get in.

[MarsEatWorld]

Oh damn.
Yeah...My school doesn't have GPA or rank soooo yeah! :celebrate:

[steviestare]

I wish. My school did, but since it is a state school and they have to balance it out, all of the Washington state schools other than UW have piss poor entrance requirements since UW has such high ones. 4/5 of the state schools here will pretty much take you with a 3.0 and good test scores. Some even with a 2.5.

[MarsEatWorld]

I wish. My school did, but since it is a state school and they have to balance it out, all of the Washington state schools other than UW have piss poor entrance requirements since UW has such high ones. 4/5 of the state schools here will pretty much take you with a 3.0 and good test scores. Some even with a 2.5.
haha.

[steviestare]

Makes shit easier, and harder.

[MarsEatWorld]

hahahaha

[steviestare]

I need to troll less. I almost did that all last night. Might have had a better GPA if I trolled less.

[jkaminallen]

Why not?

Because everyone in Boston knows the school is full of abercrombie wearing, douchebaggy spoiled kids.

But may I add, it's so nice not having to take the ACTs or doing amazingly well (1910) on the SATs and getting into my dream school. Hello Macalester College, you "new ivy" you.

[steviestare]

Most colleges are full of "Abercrombie wearing, douchebaggy spoiled kids".

[BrennanHickson]

You seem to have a decent head on your shoulders, don't fuck it up.

Sorry for the delayed response... but I appreciate the multiple compliments!


UNC Chapel Hill. BAH.

UNC-Chapel Hill is currently my dream school too... Sorry they didn't have the sense to accept someone with such a flawless music taste.


Most colleges are full of "Abercrombie wearing, douchebaggy spoiled kids".

True, true.

[steviestare]

I correct my earlier statement. By college most kids have moved on from Abercrombie to other brands, but the douchebaggy, spoiled part still stands.

[Taniam]

I didnt study and i was shooting for a 23...and i got a 29..it was a good day for tanner

[Troggy]

I got a 32, and it didn't matter at all.

[MarsEatWorld]

Because everyone in Boston knows the school is full of abercrombie wearing, douchebaggy spoiled kids.

But may I add, it's so nice not having to take the ACTs or doing amazingly well (1910) on the SATs and getting into my dream school. Hello Macalester College, you "new ivy" you.
Eh. Great education... I can handle the douchebags. who needs them anyway?

I got my scores back 29 =[

[panicrush44]

I think that starting them when you are younger helps a lot.
As to your question about scores, last time I took it (8th grade) I got a 24.

[steviestare]

Eh. Great education... I can handle the douchebags. who needs them anyway?

I got my scores back 29 =[

What is bad about a 29?

[MarsEatWorld]

What is bad about a 29?
I want to go to BC or Duke =[

[bssnplayer]

I want to go to Duke too. I applied early decision and got deferred, so we'll see. : (

[MarsEatWorld]

I want to go to Duke too. I applied early decision and got deferred, so we'll see. : (
Best of luck =]

BC is my top choice so I didn't apply early to Duke but 4 people in my grade got in ED!

[Klatzke]

I got a 31..

Reading 36
Science 34
English 34
Math 27

Fuck math.

[steviestare]

I want to go to BC or Duke =[

Are you going to have a chance to take it again? Or are you past the point of no return?

[MarsEatWorld]

Are you going to have a chance to take it again? Or are you past the point of no return?
I did well on my SAT so I'm fine :-)
just still insecure...about every college..

[steviestare]

I did well on my SAT so I'm fine :-)
just still insecure...about every college..

Pretty much if you showed up in high school, some 4-year will take you. I barely existed and got into a state school. Also colleges seem to weigh test scores a ton here, pretty much 50/50 with GPA if not more. Not sure if that is standard everywhere, but maybe.

[MarsEatWorld]

Pretty much if you showed up in high school, some 4-year will take you. I barely existed and got into a state school. Also colleges seem to weigh test scores a ton here, pretty much 50/50 with GPA if not more. Not sure if that is standard everywhere, but maybe.
Well, my school doesn't do GPA or class rank and college know that but still.
I mean, I have a good resume and shit but there is still that FEAR.

[steviestare]

I guess that is better than being over confident.

[MarsEatWorld]

I guess that is better than being over confident.
I've gotten into 5 schools but not my top choices [BC & Duke] which both have family ties sooo that helps. but yeah.
ahhh I'm so scared.

[percussionguita]

I made a 28; damn I hated that test. At least I'm in college now and don't have to worry about taking that shit again.