<p>So I took the ACT once and got a 29 and then once more and received a 32. I want to attend Georgetown and their ACT score is 30-33 so I fit that margin. However, I am looking to take it once more (or twice?) to see if I can do any better. Would I want to take the April one and then if I don't improve take the June one? Or would this just make me look bad when I apply for Georgetown? Like if I just get a 30 on both of the tests in April and June would this make me look bad? I want to take it again but am not sure if I want to take the April one or June.</p>
<p>ACT has score choice unlike the SAT. If you want to take the test two more times, go for it – just don’t put Georgetown on the free score report section. Then, if you are happy with your new scores, you can send them. Otherwise, Georgetown will never know you have taken the test 2 more times. It costs a little bit more to do it this way, but that way you won’t have the anxiety “looking bad” to Georgetown. Congrats on your great score and good luck with Georgetown.<br>
I am taking my ACT for the first time in April. FWIW, a lot of people seem to get their highest score on the June test.</p>