<p>i got a 9 on my act essay. AGAIN same as sat ==</p>
<p>Comments on Your Essay: Your essay showed recognition of the complexity of the issue by addressing counterarguments.</p>
<p>how did everybody else do?</p>
<p>I got 8 again…same as September.
I thought the comment is supposed say some negative points about my essay, when I get a score like 8, but why does it only say good points?
Is it supposed to only mention good points?
When I look at the comments, I feel like I got 12.
Also, I actually thought I did worse than I did on the essay for October (which I thought I would get at least 10 on it), but whatever…</p>
<p>I got a 9, I thought the essay was good but maybe a bit too general or something? For the two practice SATs I took I got 12s (marked by others who don’t know me), so I’m not sure why I scored this. Oh well, I felt I wrote better in the November SAT essay so I’ll just wait for that.</p>
<p>well guys, at least the essay score does not affect your english score unlike the SAT!!
love you act.</p>
<p>my reaction: where is my score?</p>
<p>seriously -_-</p>
<p>10! which is up from a 9 last time</p>
<p>First 3 tests: 9
Last test: 10</p>
<p>I thought my last test was my worst - apparently not. It’s all about if your grader is having a good day or a bad day. Sad, but true.</p>
<p>There aren’t multiple graders for each essay? For some reason I always thought there would be two, and if the scores differ enough they bring in a third grader or something.</p>
<p>Right, the discrepancy in writing scores is why it’s not included in the composite score. Luckily one standardized test company (ACT inc.) is smart enough to realize this.</p>
<p>I got a 10…kind of disappointing. I got a 10 last time and my essay was for sure 2x better than the last one haha. Oh well, makes no difference in my composite</p>