<p>31 C
34 E
34 M
25 R
30 S</p>
<p>So annoyed I haven’t gotten my scores yet 
It looks like the math was somewhat generous which is good. Reading’s been my strongest so here’s hoping I made my goal.</p>
<p>YAYAYAY!</p>
<p>34 Composite
34 English
35 Math
35 Reading
33 Science
(10 Essay superscored)</p>
<p>1 point away in any subsection from a 35, but I’m kind of ok with a 34. Congrats to everyone who’s really excited about their scores (like me), and good luck to those who need to do better or are waiting to hear back. Best news I’ve had this year :)</p>
<p>34 composite
36 e
36 m
35 r
28 s
(essay unknown)
that science though
</p>
<p>35 composite!</p>
<p>36 English
34 Math
35 Reading
36 Science</p>
<p>I can’t believe it! I haven’t prepped at all!</p>
<p>@97college Thank you and congratulations on the 32 in math! I knew some of those concepts prior to taking the test, but I will make sure I know all of them a lot better and more concretely before I take the one in October. </p>
<p>I wish I could give you helpful tips on reading, but it certainly has always been a subject/area that I have excelled at in school and on the test. I am sure you are the same way with math. I will try to give you some tips though. Some prep books will tell you to read the whole passage and then answer the questions or read the questions and then read the passage. I would say that you have to find out what method you are good at doing. This means TAKE A LOT OF TESTS. This will not only help you find your method, but it well prepare you for the test. Time yourself strictly so you are under the same circumstances that you will be under during the test. If you have time, read everyday. This will train your brain and it will keep you conditioned and ready for the test. If you are rushed for time, look for the questions that point you directly to a line or set of lines, this way you will (most likely) not even have to read the passage and guarantee yourself points. On the day of the test, when you wake up, read something. Read the paper, a page from a book, anything. You need to get your brain moving and ready for a long morning. I hope this helps some. I don’t really have any great tips. </p>
<p>Still Registered Anyone from Southern CA has got their ACT score?</p>
<p>Anyone got their scores in San Francisco area?</p>
<p>Anyone getting this message?</p>
<p>Due to an unforeseen technical error, the release of September ACT scores was slightly delayed. All scores that are ready for release have now been posted to student accounts. The next score release will be Friday morning, according to our regular schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.</p>
<p>Yes, saw this message on the home page. This is a torture!</p>
<p>@stillMad I’m in southern ca too and still haven’t gotten scores. live chatted act and they said that a few thousand of the 300,000 tests taken were released today. Next opportunity is at 9am on Friday. they also said it doesn’t change from registered to tested until your scores are up</p>
<p>So Pumped!!!
33C
32 E
32M
36R (which is weird because I consider myself better at math)
33S</p>
<p>Took writing and had a last minute change</p>
<p>Whoa. A lot of people got 35’s and 34’s and 33’s. What’s the big deal?</p>
<p>@bfb123 Thanks for the info. Guess we don’t have choice :-(</p>
<p>I got my scores in NJ if that matters</p>
<p>Most of my friends who tested at my testing center in socal received scores at noon PST.</p>
<p>I GOT MY SCORE! …
…in my dream :(</p>
<p>35 composite so happy 
</p>
<p>E 35
M 34
R 35
S 34</p>
<p>Got 33s my first two times and this was my last chance! </p>
<p>Must be releasing my testing center. Some kids from our hometown that took in one nearby city got their scores but the ones that took at another nearby city did not. </p>
<p>E 34
M 35
R 33
S 30</p>
<p>C: 33
I feel like anything under 34 is sub par when I’m on this website lmao </p>