<p>How indicative have everyone's PLAN scores been of their ACT? Is the ACT easier, like the PSAT/SAT, or more difficult? </p>
<p>My PLAN results:
Composite (1-32): 28
English: 26
Math: 30
Reading: 28
Science 28</p>
<p>The PLAN predicts me to get a 31-34 on the ACT, I'm hoping for that 34 in April!</p>
<p>18 on the Plan and 30+ ACT scores. (Might not be fair as my grammar used to be ridiculous and let’s just say I didn’t like reading 
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<p>Just make sure you know your basic sciences well and get that math as close to 36 as possible.</p>
<p>Haha, all right, thank you!</p>
<p>Unfortunately I threw away my PLAN test results from last year, but I remember it predicted that I would get between a 30 and 32 and I think that’s right because that’s about what I’ve gotten on practice tests. I just took the ACT yesterday and after comparing answers with other ppl on CC I feel like I got a 32, maybe a 33 if I’m really lucky!!</p>
<p>My PLAN prediction was right on par. I made a 31 on the PLAN with a predicted range of 31-35 on the actual ACT. That was in late April and I amde a 35 on the ACT this fall.</p>
<p>I got a 29 composite on the PLAN in October of my sophomore year (can’t remember the breakdown). My predicted ACT score was a 31-34. </p>
<p>I took the ACT for the first time in June of my sophomore year and got a 36 composite (35s in English and Science).</p>