<p>I got a 28 last year which is so bad. I have been doing practice tests/sections daily and feel my composite is at a 31 now. I still feel so mediocre I have 98 UW average and top 10 out of 650 and all I can get is a 31... If I even get that when I take it. Most of the practice tests have been Barron's as well as the red book tests. I've ranged from 30-33 on mostly all of them. I just feel like everyone is getting at least a 28 or 31. Maybe it's just cause I'm on this site a lot I don't know.</p>
<p>Well everyone does NOT score between 28 and 31 and a composite score of 28 is definitely not low. Some people would kill for a 28. No matter how high your GPA is or how challenging your course load, that doesn’t mean your test scores will equate. I think CCers, including myself, need to learn that our stats do not define us. I joined this community thinking that it would be much more supportive, but I see too many people obsessing over things that cannot be changed. All you can do is give it your best shot.</p>
<p>Scores have nothing to do with how well you do in school most of the time. one of friends was a fairly average student 3.6/3.7 grades with a few AP’s who scored a 35 while the other was in the top of their class and were in may AP’s and scored a 27. It has to do with how well of a test taker you are. I received a 26 have taken many advanced courses who also has a 3.6. I was pretty disappointed in my scores. Although with prep over the summer with PR’s cracking the ACT/1296 and the real act my scores have jumped to the 33-34 range. And I realized ANYONE can score high on the ACT either with natural test taking abilities or a lot of prep. DON’T GIVE UP :). Continue taking practice tests, go over your answers and your scores will go UP.</p>