<p>Hi, I have a question regarding how colleges view ACT scores. Is there a great difference between a 31 and 32--specifically, a 31.25? I am questioning this because I am considering retaking the ACT again to get a comp or superscore of 32. Will colleges view me as lower because I got a 31 instead of a 32, or will they see that I got a 31.25 and equate it to something similar to a 32?</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>A 31.25 <em>is</em> a 32 (averages are rounded up I believe). Don’t retake just for the extra .75 or 1 point. In other words, if you do retake, aim for something higher than a 32.</p>
<p>A 31.25 isn’t a 32. A 31.5 is a 32. I’m in the same predicament kind of. I wanted at least a 33 but I got a 32.25</p>
<p>Sure, retake it if you feel you can get the 32. I’m personally retaking a 33.25 because I feel that I truly have the potential to get a 34 or higher.</p>
<p>Better scores will usually equate to better chances, so if you think that you can do better, go for it.</p>
<p>I have the same problem. I got a 29.25 but really want to get a 30 or higher. Im just afraid that if I do worse that they will look at that too</p>