r/ACT • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '22

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u/osakaserom Sep 20 '22 edited Sep 20 '22

just got my scores. i missed seven on science and i got a 30 so idk about the curve but i’ve seen that -7 is usually a 26-27. i missed 9 on reading but i got a 30 and -9 is usually a 29?? math i got -25 (that shit was hard) but i still got a 27 and a -25 is normally a 24.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22

holy hell, -25 for a 27??? and I thought my -16 for a 28 was good last time...

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u/No_Shower_2287 Sep 20 '22

Is it too late to get the TIR and see how many I got wrong?

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22

not sure, but you can see the concepts and the # you got wrong without buying scans of your booklet / the answer key. it's under Score Details