<pre><code>A week ago I took my ACT again for the second time (fyi I have Special Testing) and while I think that I did better on my composite score overall I'm not so sure about the Writing portion. Last time I received an 8, which isn't bad by any means, but it isn't spectacular either. I've been told that this is who schools are able to get a glimpse at our writing ability and I'm afraid that score might indicate that I'm a sub-par or a bad writer. However, I know from the feedback that I get from my teachers and just from any adult that has gone over the papers I write for school and otherwise that I am a vey strong writer.
I had the fortune of having two spectacular writing teachers who taught me to write like a college student, and I definitely know that I'm not a sub-par writer by any means. However, how will schools be able to tell this? I'm not able to get a recommendation from the one of my two great writing teachers and I'm afraid a college might think that my writing isn't where it should be. Would they look at test scores, submitted AP exams etc.? If it's any help I got a 5 on my APUSH exam and I got a 700+ on my Lit SAT II. Sorry if seem neurotic, but this just feels like another pile of stress upon the piles of stress that I already have.
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<p>**I apologize if this was supposed to be posted in the ACT section, I wasn't sure where to put it.</p>