<p>Ok, this is a question for those of you who took the PLAN test and later took the ACT. The PLAN test gave you a range that you would score in when you took the ACT. When you got your ACT results back, did you score in the range that the PLAN test said that you would score in?</p>
<p>I scored like one point higher than the highest score in the range that they said i would score, on my first ACT..but over all, the PLAN scores are pretty accurate, in my opinion.</p>
<p>I scored 8 points higher on the ACT (32) on my first try than on the PLAN (24).</p>
<p>29-33 PLAN, 28-31-33 ACT. i might be able to raise the ACT, but i don't think i'm gonna try.</p>
<p>Wow, this is an interesting post b/c what we found at our school was just the opposite - PLAN scores were significantly higher than ACT results. Maybe we can get a good sample size and see if our results were consistent with the larger population.</p>
<p>Remember, maximum score on plan is 32, not 36. S's score went up on ACT vs PLAN, but percentile wise they were the same.</p>