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<p>Don’t count on me to get it. I mean, it’s possible; but I don’t want to set that goal for myself at this point.</p>
<p>And, as you can probably presume, most people who expect 2400 do not end up getting it.</p>
<p>My chances of a 2400 are almost entirely dependent on how the writing section plays out and if I made a stupid mistake in Math. </p>
<p>If, and that’s a big if, I score something like 2350-2380 with a 780 on Math, I’ll probably retake.</p>
<p>I’ll be idealistic for a minute, though:</p>
<p>It really would be amazing to get 2400. I would be ecstatic for a while. No one at my high school has ever topped 2200; we’re almost entirely an ACT school. I would probably bomb the required ACT on purpose in April.</p>
<p>REQUIRED ACT? >_>" That sounds ridiculous.</p>
<p>Around 2% of my school actually takes the ACT haha</p>
<p>Around 0.1% of my school takes the ACT. : \ I think everyone just gravitates to it because of the whole SAT Subject Tests. They think, “Well, I might as well take the real SAT if I’m taking all of these Subject Tests.”</p>
<p>Yes, the ACT is state-mandated for all high school students in Illinois.</p>
<p>No way!!!^^^^^^^^^^^^</p>
<p>Illinois is a state of hippies then. Im almost certain my friends in Illinois didnt have to take the ACT (my friends go to North Shore and IMSA).</p>
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<p>REALLY? Is that because Illinois funds the ACT or the ACT pays Illinois or what?</p>
<p>I’m now positive I got a 800 in CR…I haven’t missed a single question from the compiled list.
For writing, I can’t seem to find any mistakes I have made yet but I might have had some stupid mistakes. And there are too much debatable questions to be certain at this point.
For math, I thought I got 800 in October but ended up getting 750 because I stupidly said the circumference of the circle with a diameter of 7 is 14pi and got “square” and “root” mixed up: worst part, I did not know that I even made such a idiotic mistake.
Like many of you guys, the possibility of 2400 seems to be open for me, but I highly doubt I haven’t made a single mistake. But as a student with English as a second language, I’m pretty happy with anything over 2250.</p>
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let’s hope so!!! i’m positive i messed up on the math question with the kids in one club and another and both, and i think i messed up on the triangle inscribed inside a sphere one too. that’s all i’m sure of. hopefully i missed 3 or 4, both of which would round to the equivalent of a -4 with the incorrect answer penalty. let’s keep hope alive!! CR I’m pretty sure I got an 800! Writing is what it’s going to come down to! :D</p>
<p>can someone please tell me what it means to take in account 1/4 point? I think I made 10 actual errors. Do I need to do something with the 1/4 also? (I’m clueless :P)</p>
<p>Jesus Christ, anyone who takes the SAT like twice is a loser.</p>
<p>Real kids get 2300+ 1st try. Score Choice is for wimps.</p>
<p>Have fun with score choice at Stanford and Yale</p>
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<p>AllegedPrincess, what’s your first language? : )</p>
<p>whisperofrain, if you assume you made 10 errors, you would have to subtract 2 from the rough score. (-10/4=-2.5) I think.</p>
<p>Correction: the ACT is required for all students in Illinois public high schools.</p>
<p>my first language is Korean haha</p>
<p>CR: 650-700 
Math: 750-780
Writing: 650-700</p>
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<p>Cool! I’m learning that right now! 안영하세요! Okay, done with my off-topic discussion.</p>
<p>Alleged Princess,
so I only subtract 2? Or I subtract 10? Or do I subtract 12?
Thanks</p>