<p>!!!! 35 Composite! (Eng-35, math-36, reading-35, science-34)</p>
<p>OMG! 35 first time!</p>
<p>English-35
Math-35
Reading-32
Science-36</p>
<p>Is a 29 any good? Seems like everyone has a 36.
the conversion chart says that a 29 is like a 1280-1310</p>
<p>previous: composite- 28 english-33 math- 29 reading-22 science- 26</p>
<p>june: composite- 27 english-29 math-26 reading-25 science- 29</p>
<p>what the heck happened i was expecting at least 29 or 30</p>
<p>Composite-31</p>
<p>English-22
Math-34
Reading-36
Science-30</p>
<p>Wow, I did terrible on English, anyone have any tips on how to learn English section, and why am I so bad at it grrrrr.....</p>
<p>Is it possible to learn grammar over the summer (lol) and get a 30 on it in october for a composite of 33 :-P</p>
<p>I was on my way to an amazing score and then science happened. Still good but im retaking.</p>
<p>yea
C33
E34
M36
R32 wt ****
S29 ****!
retaking it. wish me luck</p>
<p>does it seem like a lot of ppl are getting 36s</p>
<p>Anyone else still not getting anything....?</p>
<p>how many people got a 36?</p>
<p>English: 29
Usage/Mechanics: 15
Rhetorical Skills: 16
Mathematics: 32
Pre-Algebra/Elementary Algebra: 17
Int. Algebra/Coord. Geometry: 15
Plane Geometry/Trigonometry: 16
Reading: 32
Social Studies/Science: 17
Arts/Literature: 16
Science: 33</p>
<p>Composite: 32
After getting a 30 the first two time I took this test I was relieved with a 32... I really thought that I had like a 33-34 in math and more like a 30 in science.
Does missing a point from the subscore correlate in any way to the number of questions you missed in that section?</p>
<p>English-33
Math-36
Reading-35
Science-24</p>
<p>Composite-32</p>
<p>****ing science is going to keep out of stanford</p>
<p>will schools like UMich, UCLA, UC Berkeley, UNC still accept these scores</p>
<p>i would retake but idk if a can pull of that 35 and 36 again</p>
<p>my friend got the same sub-scores that i did in math, yet he got a 36 and i got a 35. is this some kind of error or is there an explanation for it?</p>
<p>30..
retaking it for sure</p>
<p>Hopeful, I visited UMich last weekend... A 32 is top 50% if not above the 50% marker at UofM... They start giving out scholarships at 32 the admissions councelor told me</p>
<p>optimusprime, i'm still getting the message "We have no data for you for the June 2 test." If we have to wait a week for scores like it says on the web site I will go bonkers. I wasn't standby, my answer sheet was filled in, everything was normal.</p>
<p>The results page specifically says that subscores do not necessarily equal your composite scores. Dont know how that works out though.</p>
<p>Hi everyone, June 9 was the first time I took the ACT (I took the SAT for the first time on June 2).</p>
<p>I'm a rising senior right now, and most likely plan to take both tests again next year, but..</p>
<p>I wasn't really sure how to interpret my score? Maybe you guys could help me out. All I can really tell from them is that my math needs work, which I already knew.</p>
<p>Composite Score: 29</p>
<p>ENGLISH: 34 (out of 36)
Usage/Mechanics: 18 (out of 18)
Rhetorical Skills: 16 (out of 18)</p>
<p>MATHEMATICS: 22 (out of 36)
Pre-Algebra/Elementary Algebra: 13 (out of 18)
Int. Algebra/Coord. Geometry: 11 (out of 18)
Plane Geometry/Trigonometry: 10 (out of 18)</p>
<p>READING: 33 (out of 36)
Social Studies/Science: 17 (out of 18)
Arts/Literature: 17 (out of18)</p>
<p>SCIENCE: 27</p>
<p>Any advice/help would be appreciated, thanks</p>
<p>So far 4 on this thread with a 36. Wow. Nice curve this time. ;)</p>
<p>Does anybody know how long it takes typically to get the writing score?</p>
<p>Also, when does the early viewing period end?</p>