<p>Oh btw does anyone remember the second instance of colon usage in English? Not the dendrochronology one.</p>
<p>And was there a Reading question about cubism in the Bloomsbury passage?</p>
<p>Is anybody “tested” yet, or is everybody still just “registered”?</p>
<p>@levitit I’m still registered.</p>
<p>@Levitit: I’m still registered too.</p>
<p>Do the scores come out this Monday?</p>
<p>Supposedly.</p>
<p>@tys123 yes they should</p>
<p>I may or may not be checking every hour to see if I’m “tested.” Does anyone know if the glitch still works to see your paper link early? And I will definitely be getting sleep on Sunday night but I’m getting up at 1am Monday to see my score!</p>
<p>Is our thing on the ACT website supposed to say “tested” by now? Mine just says “registered”…</p>
<p>Does anyone have “registered” yet?</p>
<p>I’m fairly certain everyone’s still registered at this point.</p>
<p>When does this change? When our answer document has been scored?</p>
<p>I’m guessing that they know about the glitch because it was all over the place for the October ACT so they aren’t going to make it say “tested” till the last minute.</p>
<p>@peytonmg samee but i highly doubt its going to work this time since it hasnt for the past two ACTs (however once scores are released you can get your writing score early) Its probably becuase of what @tys123 said, they figured out
And lol Im staying up until 1 :p</p>
<p>@Kitten23 yes mine says registered still too, and yes “tested” means graded
I took the last one and it only changed to tested about a week and a half after I took it</p>
<p>@VaishS Well, what comes before “registered”?</p>
<p>@ckoepp127 sorry typo fixed it </p>
<p>@VaishS Gotcha. So if it says “tested,” then it is certain that your scores (or at least your multiple-choice scores) are available for viewing?</p>
<p>@ckoepp127 it means that it is graded and they know it, it doesnt mean that it is available for you to see yet (unless the glitch decides to work which I highly doubt)
your score will only be available for you to see at or after the first release date even if it says tested beforehand</p>
<p>Oh, so the shift from registered to tested and the first release date don’t necessarily coincide?</p>
<p>@ckoepp127 nope</p>