i checked my october act score, it was very bad. Can i still take the decmeber act.?
912685
I would say check with your high school counselor to see if the deadline has passed already for the dec testing time. If not, then you should be good. P.S. Ignore those negative people that tell you that you CAN"T do something! Good luck!
941307
If you want in to the program and you must have a 23, you should retake it. You can retake the test, I believe, as many times as you want as long as you're willing to pay for it. I would bet your college also looks at your first semester grades, not just ACT scores.
86583
many community colleges will accept an ACT score of 17, but i'm attending a private liberal arts school in nebraska and their lowest is 18. possibly just try taking the ACT one more time will up our score the extra point/points you need to make your college choices more numerous.
743957
If scholarships are really important for you, I would go ahead and apply using the October score. If you put Purdue on your ACT application as one of the schools to receive your results, they will automatically be notified of your new score. Good luck and study hard!
1085303
Yeah... just tell yourself that you HAVE to do it... no matter how stupid it is!... it is for a grade... and a zero isn't good at all. a 30% is better than a 0%!!! You don't want to fail!
630665
Probably not if you have to ask on here.  Yous should spend more time studying and less time dicking around here.\n\nOH, and by the way, it's "DO WELL." Best of luck to ya, kid.
1091285
Your GPA and your ACT score tell two different stories.  Did something happen when you took your ACT?  Or is 21 a typo?  Your GPA and class list look great, but if I were you, I'd take the ACT one more time to get that extra boost.  \n\nGood luck!  Rock Chalk Jayhawk!
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460 is quite low; however, there are schools that would accept it. Check with your chosen schools to see how close you are to the median. If these scores are below the median for your schools, you'll need to improve your scores. Invest in a preparation course and get the scores you want. \ngood luck
1138702
not sure but u can look it up on line for a test date and location in your area...i took it in january. it wasnt that hard....good luck
140596
depends on the state.  you may have to re-take the exam.
803788
I couldn't afford the courses either (over a grand for some help? No ma'am!) but I did pretty much the same thing you did. I got a couple of help books, went to different websites that gave me free practice tests, got an idea of what the test was all about by starting all this about six months before the actual exam and I ended up scoring at 1400 (this is the old SATS, out of 1600). \n\nIf you can get a group together to do faux practice tests, it'll work out even better. Me and my friend would compare how we got different answers. Even if we both got them right, it was helpful to see how someone else deduced the answer and ended up helping me out a lot on the test because I could try to answer hard questions using a different method. \n\nGood luck on your committee. It definitely sounds like a very good way to prepare our hispanic youth for their futures
957364
Hey, life goes on.  Just remind yourself that.  You'll retake it and do better next time.
183456
NO, I am very sorry you cannot. Those opportunities are given to you while you are taking the test. Imagine what would happen if it was allowed afterwards. :D
57711
Most pay attention to more than just test scores.  If you have a 4.0 GPA and a 17 ACT score, then you can look at a lot more places then with a 2.6.\n\nI would recommend studying for the test and taking the ACT/SAT multiple times.
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http://www.actstudent.org/scores/send/
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most American colleges require either the ACT or the SAT I (and occasionally specific SAT II subject tests).  If English is not your native language, you may have to take the TOEFL as well.  ACT and SAT test dates are less frequent in other countries than they are in the US (sometimes only one or two chances to take them per year), so look up the dates they're available near you.\n\nThe ACT has several subsections: English, Reading, Mathematics, and Science.  Each of these sections is rated on a score of 1 to 36, and your "ACT Score" is the average of these four scores.  The SAT is broken into mathematics and verbal subsections, and each is rated from 100 to 800.  Your "SAT Score" is the sum of these two (so between 200 and 1600).  The SAT II consists of a variety of subject tests, each of which are graded from 100 to 800.  You normally pick three of these to take on a given testing date, and each score is reported separately (800 for math, 350 for French, and 520 for biology, for example).  Often these can be used to place out of introductory classes, so you can either skip them and take the next level, or get credit for them as if you had taken them at your university.
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i'm sorry, but you can't get this year's. but you can get last year's term's test. cause it doesn't sell it and you can't print it out anywhere. and anyways, last year's will probably be pretty similar to this year's. so i suggest u use last term's to study.