<p>Does anybody know the usual time it takes for people who are still listed only as registered?</p>
<p>Does anyone know if there is a good chance that scores will appear on Wednesday for people who are still “registered”? It says on the website that scores are added each Wednesday and Friday…</p>
<p>how do you guys know the details of your test?</p>
<p>E: 36
M: 36
R: 34
S: 36
Narrowly made a composite 36.</p>
<p>I’m a rising junior and took the test cold, so I’m pretty happy. My writing score will be ugly, though, as I didn’t finish my conclusion…</p>
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<li>AGAIN. </li>
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<p>First time:
E-36
M-25
R-36
S-30
W-11</p>
<p>This time:
E-35 (teeny-tiny can go die)
M-29
R-34 >__<
S-30
W-12</p>
<p>Well, there’s always the fall. And the SAT. Wooo.</p>
<p>E: 35
M: 36
R: 34 (*** i only got one wrong and i got a 34?!)
S: 29 (pretty good considering i didn’t know that the ACT had a science section when i walked in)</p>
<p>C: 33.5… 34.</p>
<p>i’m done with standardized testing, fantastic.</p>
<p>@Bart</p>
<p>it’s definitely on the rise for sure by quite a vast margin</p>
<p>Congrats to all the AMAZING CCers!</p>
<p>I received a 32 on the reading portion, but thought I had answered them all nearly perfectly, checking all the ones I had trouble with in the Reading forum post. Should I chance a rescore? Should I order the TIR first?</p>
<p>I know it shouldn’t matter that much, but I’d like to get the best score I can get with the time I spent on a Saturday morning. Wouldn’t we all? :]</p>
<p>Anyways, either I made a careless mistake or the Science curve is 35 -1.
And very interesting to see the 36 -1 Math.</p>
<p>Also, it seems that either I never knew - or from now on - the only ACT subsections that matter, apart from the composite score (in terms of objective application consideration) are Math and English and Writing (if you get from 10-12 on Essay). I gathered this from the new article about the legitimacy of the ACT and from the Stanford and Harvard sites. Everyone probably already knew this though.</p>
<p>April 11
E: 29
M: 31
R: 32
S: 25
C: 29</p>
<p>June 11
E: 33
M: 33
R: 29
S: 30
C: 31</p>
<p>Pretty happy! Spent the week before practicing from the 1296 PR book.</p>
<p>@Kelowna - wow, my son is a rising junior as well and his scores were IDENTICAL to your son’s! 36’s for math and science, and 35’s for reading and English, for a composite of 36. However, his also showed his writing score and he got a 12 on that! Congrats to you and all of the (many it seems like!) 36’s!!</p>
<p>My friends from the same test center who took it already got their scores back online, and it still says registered for me. Should I be worried?</p>
<p>E:28
M:36
R:25
S:31
C:30</p>
<p>Pretty happy with the results, given that it’s the first time I’ve ever taken it. And I got 1900 back in Jan SAT, so it’s unexpected alright. Will still study for SATs and ACT. Taking both in Sept-_-</p>
<p>E: 34 (Very pleased)
M: 28 (section must have had an incredible curve)
R: 30 (terrible curve)
S: 25 (Somewhat content seeing as the curve is never too generous)
C: 29 (content, seeing as I get my FAS scholarship now.)</p>
<p>My science dropped from a 28 on the February test… 
Superscored: 30</p>
<p>Went from a 23 composite in April to 28 composite in June! I couldn’t believe it!</p>
<p>@Marciemi - it is a nice surprise and a relief, isn’t it?
Congrats to you as well :)</p>
<p>36!!! I was elated. All that work paid off</p>
<p>Congrats!!!</p>
<p>I’m so happy I got a 28 w/out any preparation except a little studying like a half hour before the test, and I’m a sophomore. WOOHOO</p>
<p>To all CCers who have yet to receive their scores: I have not either and I highly doubt it’s anything on our end. It says 8% - 10% of examinees provide inconsistent information, which can cause scores to take longer, but seeing as we’re all intelligent, competent people I highly doubt that’s the case. Let’s cross our fingers for a posting tonight at 12 CST!</p>
<p>E 31
M 31
R 29
S 31
Essay 11</p>
<p>Comp 31
Very content for a first try!</p>