<p>I posted this on the parent board before I realized there was an ACT board. Sorry for the double post.</p>
<p>Not sure what the best thing to do is. My daughter took the ACT awhile back without any prep and hadn't had enough math to do very well. She got a 21.</p>
<p>After studying and getting more math under her belt, she got a 28. That is enough to get our full state sponsored scholarship and enough to get into the state universities that she wants to go to. She isn't going to apply to any reach schools. There are a few in-state privates that she may apply to but they don't emphasize test scores. Her HS GPA is a 4.0 and she will graduate HS with her AA and a very high GPA (3.97 at the moment, honors).</p>
<p>Most of her practice scores were 30 & 31.</p>
<p>She could retake it and likely do a little better than the 28 but I'm not sure what the point would be. Will a few points make any difference in the grand scheme of things in terms of other scholarship money? Is there any other reason to retake it? Thanks!</p>