<p>This is how I see it:</p>
<p>36-35 Excellent Score</p>
<p>32-34 Great Score</p>
<p>30-31- Good Score For Selective Colleges</p>
<p>28-29- Good Score, Low end for Selectives</p>
<p>25-27- Okay Score, Good for most state schools and lower tier privates</p>
<p>20-24- Decent Score</p>
<p>19 and Below- Not So Hot</p>
<p>Would you guys agree, based on top schools?</p>
<p>hmmm... the highest average act score is 33.5 (cal tech), but if you are evaluating it on an ivy-league basis, then that would be correct...</p>
<p>for a normal, top 25-50 school perspective, here is what i would say...</p>
<p>33-36: Excellent
31-32: Very Competitive
28-30: Competitive/Within Range
25-27: Decent/Could Improve
23-25: Out of Range, Need to Improve
<23: Very Small Chance</p>
<p>now if you get a 33 composite with a ~24 reading/science. Does that pull you down or does the 33 composite kinda offset the 24?</p>
<p>hey that actually works out. three 36s and a 24 gives you a 33 composite. coool</p>
<p>36: Acceptable
4-35: Fail</p>
<p>LOl @ i likefood. That's pretty rigorous standards.</p>