I just got a 32 on my ACT, 99th %ile. What benefits does this provide, and where can i get more info?
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If you get a score over 30, usually you will get some thoudsands a year from you state goverment to support for your education.  For scholarship, it belongs to many factors including your ACT, GPA, and what school you apply to.  With this score + G.P.A  over 3.5, you may get full tuition for 4 years in some good universities.  You can apply to top universities, but I don't know if you can get full tuition because almost (if not 100%), their students got scores over 30.
601043
Go to http://www.cherokeenation.org\nRegister in the upper left hand corner.\nThen you can search the benefits available to you.
547005
It's been about 12 years since I took the ACT, so I cannot remember all the details. From what I do remember, it wasn't exactly easy, but it wasn't impossibly hard. Good luck.
877314
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$NEW UPDATE$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$\nEDITED AS OF 11/27/06: Thank you for your recent response. OK 1 final question. I come from  low income family, so without financial aid, i can't go to college. What are my chances of getting a full ride or at least close to it? As I stated before my GPA is 3.9 and my ACT score is 23. I also want to  retake the ACT, so I could raise my score. I did horrible compared to my classmates who got 28s and above. See when it comes to standardized test, i get nervous and forget the material.
802957
Here's a great article that should give you all the facts you need to know.  Good luck on your report.
938745
I have never heard of this. What college are you attending, what state? Sounds like it might be a scam....but I would need more information.\n\nYou may also want to contact your school to make sure you have all your facts straight, because this just does not sound right.
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I'm going to assume that you just phrased the question wrong and that you are really looking for a legal way to help increase your score. I included a link under sources with instructions to the test. At the bottom is a section on test preparation including guidebooks. I suggest looking there.
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a score of 115 is over the top of the bell curve well enough to be considered very good. \n\nIf you do not know what a bell curve is please go to your councilor and ask them. they can draw it out for you and explain what it is and how you place on the curve.\n\nAnd oh yes, Keep up the good work....
225313
No Child Left Behind Act is what I just did mine on.  If you want any info about it just contact me.
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Couldnt find a quick summary, but the link below is the text of the act as it was written. Perhaps that will help.
712717
I do not know about your act score but your GPA is high for you to easily enter college. You should also be able to get scholarships to pay your way through college. I got into college without any problems and my GPA was a 3.80 on a scale with 4.0 being the highest GPA I could get.
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Start here for the US government. You'll have to go to your state web site, which I can't help you with since you did not say what state you are interested in.\n\nhttp://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/Benefits.shtml
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1220 without the writing test is a good score. A rough guide is that a 508 is the median score for critical reading and 520 for math, so a median score would be 1030. You need to look at your score report for the percentile rank to tell you how well you did in comparison to others (a percentile rank is a score indicating how well you did compared to others who took the test--a percentile rank of 83 means you scored as well or better than 83 out of 100 students who took the test).\n\nFor the ACT, a 28 is a percentile rank of 93, which means that you scored as well or higher than 93 out of 100 students who took the test. This is a very good score.\n\nNice job!
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It depends on what you classify as benegits...\n\nThere are a number of things that the Army can offer you...\nJob Skills\nLife Insurance\nFree Education\nFree Medical/Dental\n\nYou can also get certifications for various things through COOL/Dantes such as Microsoft Certification  Electricians Journeyman Certification and things like that.\n\nNot to mention that you there are bonuses for enlistment/reenlistment, perks for certain job skills, such as jump pay and things like that. For more information talk to your local recruiter or go to http://www.goarmy.com
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ACT is a test that takes a lot of knowledge and puts it all together.  Knowing this you have to kno what to expect on the test.  To do this you have to STUDY!  Buy a book and do the test in the book.  The more tests you take the better your knowledge is of what to expect and the higher your score is.  Don't be scared to guess on the test.  It is better to mark something then nothing...ever if you don't have much time left and you have 10-20 questions left pick a letter and just mark all of those questions.  Good luck!
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Don't give them your credit card number and do NOT trust their results.  It will probably be close (within 20 or 30 points, I would say).  \n\nAs someone being trained in using IQ (and achievement tests) I say these are going to be a scam.  You can get a rough idea, but if you are 20 points off in your answer it is putting you 2 standard deviations BELOW or ABOVE where you should be ---- face it, nobody should pay to get something that tells you you might be Mentally Retarded when you are normal (MR is actually 3 SD (I think?) below the norm, but you get the idea)!!!!!
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If you are going to take it again, make sure you are doing something different to prepare for it like taking a prep class, etc. If you don't, the test is designed so that your scores won't change that much given your same level of skills and effort. 30 points out of the scoring range of 600-2400 is not that much. Many colleges and scholarship committees take the average of all your scores. And as previously suggested, you may also want to consider taking the ACT as well. Good luck.