ACT to SAT Conversions (2400 Scale)

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<p>Does anyone here have knowledge of ACT-SAT conversions on the 2400 scale? Please do not just give me a link; I have googled this and have already found three different websites with different conversions. Specifically, I scored a 31 (31.25 if that makes any difference). What would this equate to? While I do know that the ACT website says my CR+M score would be a 1390 (which I assume to be most accurate), I have heard from many that one cannot just multiply it by 1.5 to get the score out of 2400. The ranges I have seen from multiple websites have been 2040-2100. </p>

<p>I am applying to colleges based on the notion that I got the equivilant of a 2070. Is this assumption close, or am I way off? Replies would be helpful.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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<p>2070 is pretty equivalent in my opinion…but most colleges have ACT averages as well so look at those for a better idea.</p>

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<p>So how do you convert?</p>

<p>[(ACT Score) / 36] * 800?</p>

<p>or</p>

<p>[(ACT Score) / 36] * 600 + 200?</p>

<p>The latter is because your percentage on the ACT should be the same as the percentage on the SAT. Remember, you get 200 points automatically on the SAT.</p>

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<p>[Compare</a> ACT and SAT Scores | ACT](<a href=“http://www.act.org/solutions/college-career-readiness/compare-act-sat/#.UHEdCa7sZE4]Compare”>http://www.act.org/solutions/college-career-readiness/compare-act-sat/#.UHEdCa7sZE4)</p>

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<p>Oh this is a very helpful post</p>