<p>wow, congrats!! did you think you had done that well in science?</p>
<p>Try http://</p>
<p>services.actstudent.org/OA_HTML/actibeCAcdSecCk.jsp?regId=xxxxxxx</p>
<p>Obviously with the xxxxxxx being your test number that you get by hovering over the April ACT link.</p>
<p>It worked for me - it should work for all.</p>
<p>idk my last name is earlier than D and i havent got mine yet</p>
<p>yeah mhh, science is my strong point, as is math so a 34 is surprising</p>
<p>do you think its possible that one wrong on science can be 36 because of the difficulty this year</p>
<p>36!</p>
<p>36 EMS, 34 R (missed one)</p>
<p>For those of you who have gotten your scores, does your status still say that you are registered or that you have tested?</p>
<p>Can you explain again how to get your id - is it a 7 digit number or 8 digits?
You get it after you log in and what exactly does it say where you have to click properties? </p>
<p>If the page shows "when will scores be ready", "view score report choices", etc. does that mean the scores have not been posted?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>anyone with/without scores want to do a breakdown of their last name and state? </p>
<p>my last name begins with Si, in GA, and NO scores. Si is pretty far down the line though, so i'm not surprised.</p>
<p>My kid's already done with the ACT, but I happened to see this thread and a question immediately came to mind. Since hacking into the ACT system is being plastered all over CC and presumably other internet sites, perhaps the ACT folks might decide to trace who's hacked into their database? Wouldn't that put scores at risk by possibly being cancelled out if ACT chose to penalize? I'm no computer expert so others may know if this hack method can/can't be traced...</p>
<p>Still not able to view mine... eh i dont want to have to wait until Wednesday.</p>
<p>my nephew is in NC and last name begins with L. How digits is the id number you are using? I have used the AcT ID number which is 8 digits and then I found one with 5. I want to be certain I have the correct umber. thanks</p>
<p>Doubt the ACT attorneys are out to get an overly anxious high schooler...</p>
<p>^^Whatever you say...stranger things have happened...</p>
<p>Ofcourse stranger things happen, but then strange things can happen while you are at a shopping mall, or at school, or on vacation, etc. etc....
How many things can you give up because strange things happen?</p>
<p>^^Hey, okay then...that justifies it...haha. So, what are we talking here...just another day or two before the scores can be legitimately viewed?</p>
<p>my nephews scores are up - last name starts with L</p>
<p>Gahhh....I want to see my scores...</p>
<p>mine aren't up... they better have not lost my test again....</p>
<p>mine worked just now. whoever figured this out is a genius</p>