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Uh-huh.
Repetitive kid is repetitive… ROFL!! 
If the ACT had an analogy section, you’d ace it for sure.
Actually, I joined awhile ago, and posted one or two things. Now I keep this page in my browser and refresh every once in awhile to entertain myself with your childish posts. By the way, how do you manage to promptly reply to all my posts within minutes?
You’re the one who claims that there is a correlation. You have the burden of proof. This is why I say your IQ is at the level of an asparagus. 
College admissions: “Hmm, let’s see here. This guy is good a filling in bubbles, while this guy didn’t do as well yet surpasses the first guy in talent and leadership ability. Because after all, you can be good at standardized tests but that won’t make you successful in life.” What awards have you won? Who have you beat in a contest of wits and charisma? Sorry, but ACT isn’t life. I wouldn’t kill for your score; I’d be very happy with a 30 and the abilities and accomplishments I have right now. There’s more to life that matters than your skill on a test. There’s skill to life. Do you have it?</p>
<p>As you would say, unimpressive conceit is unimpressive. :P</p>