How good are these ACT scores?
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http://www.sparknotes.com/testprep/books/act/chapter1section4.html
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That's great! It translates to about 1450 or so on the old SATs, if that helps. Most scholarships haven't necessarily adapted to this score though, so if you see a request for the score out of 1600, add the scores from the Verbal and Math sections.
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No, not really.  Go over a couple of practice tests to see - they're pretty good.  Don't panic over the essay portion, either.  Many colleges don't even count that portion.  Find out if the college(s) you're going to apply to count that before taking it.  If they don't, you're home free!
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A 2130 on the SAT is a great score. At top universities, admission officers usually look for a score of 2100 or more.  You have to look at your individual math, verbal, and writing scores. A raw score of twelve is great because it translates to an 800( 2 people read your essay and score it on a scale of 1-6, and then they're added together to get a scaled score). If your verbal score is better than your math score, that's great too because most people score higher on the math. And for the math section, as well as the verbal and writing, top colleges look for a score around 700 and up (but if you're going to apply to a tech school such as MIT or CalTech, you should have a score over 750 - a high math score can usually trump an average verbal score at those types of schools). And by the way, GREAT SCORE!
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best bet is to go for the highest mark. It does depend on the test though. my A+ said it was 80% but after i passed on my pass sheet is said 75% so my ACPT and ACDT both said 80 and were 80 my ACHDS said 70 and was 65 so i would assume the full 87% and hope your lucky and its lower
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It depends on your standards.  \nA perfect GPA is a 4.0 (or straight A's).\n--This is very impressive and will "wow" people\n3.5 = "B+" average\n--This would be impressive\n3.0 = "B" average   \n--This is better than average, quite good\n2.5 = "C+" average  \n--Usually this is what you need to have\n2.0 = "C" average\n--Anything below that and you're toast.
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Well, what you need to check with the schools you want to go to.  Most schools are lienient with their ACT score acceptance, but since you scored a 23, then most state schools will be giving you scholarships to go there....if it is a private school then most likely the standard may be higher, but always check with those schools to see what thier acceptance scores are....But a 23 is really good considering the national average is like 18 or 20 or so to my knowledge.....Great job!  If you can, take it again in ur senior year and you should score higher - I did got a 23 the first time, then a 25 second time...
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Well if these are scores off an assignment or test and the score is out of 100, then\n\n94 = A (Very Good)\n85 = B (Good)\n85 = B (Good)\n81 = B- (Fairly Good)\n73 = C (Fair)\n\nTotal average out to 83.6 = B. For 6th grade you did very well, so be proud. You are on the right track so far.
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It sounds like the new scoring systems has everyone a bit confused... some schools asked for all three scores, but only consider the reading & math scores.\n\nHere are average scores on the most recent test: 520 math and 508 verbal for a combined score of 1028.  The most selective schools (e.g., ivy league) typically had SAT averages north of 1400 (combined math & verbal, not all three tests).\n\nSo I guess it's a question of how you did on the math & verbal, and what is your goal in terms of schools.  You can find out what your target schools' average SAT scores for entering Freshmen by looking on their websites or contacting their admissions offices.
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A 1700 ON THE SAT IS ABOVE AVERAGE.  COMPARE YOUR SCORE TO THE AVERAGE IN UR AREA TO SEE HOW WELL U DID.  TO GET INTO COLLEGE A 1700 IS A GREAT SCORE.
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I took the ACT just last test date on Feb 11...I was advised by many people (and the test people themselves) not to use that option of free score reports. They said that you can always send your scores anywhere you want AFTER you know what score you got. Their reasoning was: "Why would you want to send someone a score, when you don't even know if it's actually a GOOD score?" As for sending it to the VP, etc...I haven't a clue why those people would care...
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MAth is my downfall, too.  On the ACT I scored 30-something on everything but math...my score was so bad that it took my composite down to the mid twenties!
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Yes, I would think so, since the test is out of 800 points (if I remember correctly).  Visit www.ets.org to see how to interpret your score.  Visit colleges' websites to see if they show the average scores of their students when they took the tests and see how yours matches up.
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Yes, it is a good score.  It is above average.  The range from 85 to 115 is low average to high average.  Remember though that if it came from an on line test they score higher than the real IQ tests.  An IQ score is only a number.  It is not who you are.  Much more important than your IQ score is how you use it.
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Normally scores are only available for up to five years, but you still might be able to obtain them. You will need to contact the ACT board in order to obtain your scores. I would recommend just retaking them because of your work experience over the years. I hope this answers your question.
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Take the test and get a good score.
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That's excellent just as long as you get ALL A's next semester it will continue to rise. Try to aim for a 3.5. Most colleges like a 3.0 or better. Highly selective like a 3.5 close to a 4.0. The maximum is over a 4.0 because AP classes are weighed more. A friend of mine currently as a 4.5 w/ all A's and some AP classes.