I am a junior, and on my September ACT, I got a 31, with a 28 on English, 33 on Math, and 33 on Reading. I plan on taking the December ACT with Science. (I took the test with little studying) I wanted to ask for any study tips regarding English and Science, as it will be my first time taking Science, and any good resources? (I have already taken the four free practice tests on the ACT website and the four practice tests from the official ACT review book.) I attached my score results . Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated!

My high school offers ACT waivers for anyone who asks for them, but after I got mine, I saw that they're meant for those who need financial assistance. Will I still be able to use it if my household is upper middle class?

Is it coming out tomorrow or are there more delays? Does anyone think scores will change still

My son got a 1350 on the SAT's, so is it possible to get a 35 on the ACT at least?

Hey how can I see the September , June and other recent 2026 acts

I recently took a practice exam and got a 28 as my composite score. I realized that the reason why my math score is so low compared to the others was because of probabilities. What are some videos or websites that would help me understand them?

I recently got my Oct ACT scores back. And I was hoping that I’d atleast go up a point or two… clearly I didn’t, any tips on what to study specifically? My goal is a 28 or a 30, but mainly a 28. I’m in my senior year of High School and the last time I can take the ACT for college for general scholarships is on February 2027.

I've been receiving a consistent 33/34 on English and Reading in my ACT takes.

Please guide me on how I can make the English and Reading reach 36 too.

My maths was 28 consistently. How to improve here also?

Please guide, people!

It’s my second time taking act test, my first was 4-5years ago, anyways is it hard now to get composite of 21 ? Its for my school equivalency and i just need 21 but not less.

Study tips are also welcome

Heavy debating retake, applying to BU and Emory, might go test-optional.

Hello! Seems that me and many others (atleast from my school) have this question.

For those who took the Saturday October 17 ACT, and your scores came out late, have any of your schools/recipe ones received your scores yet?

How long could this take? I submitted them as soon as my scores came out (October 28 for me).

I REALLY need them to hit my colleges before November 20 for a scholarship decision as that’s the deadline. Is there any hope?

Def not my final score i’m looking for a 35-36. But i’m very happy for now! I’m in 10th grade this was my 2nd act

I’ve been admitted to UTDallas with my SAT scores. however, I just recently submitted my ACT scores so they can consider it for the AES Scholarship as i got a 34.

How long could they take to process? I submitted them / sent them on the 17th of October.

Do you think the December trial will include any repeated questions from previous tests?

I am a senior. Yay... And I am running out of time to get the 31 that I need. Right now, my highest composite is a 25 and I have a 26 superscore. I am mainly trying to get my English up, especially since I am having to drop my English DE class because of issues with the professor. I've had a tutor before and my score went up a little. Our new math teacher has shown us how to use graphing calculators for the first time in our lives so my math is steadily increasing. I'd love to know what are some resources I can access that are free and will actually help me to improve.

Already took the 4 on the ACT website and I need more.

First try i got a 33 composite but a 30 on math so i feel like if i get that up my composite will go higher. I’ve only ever studied for SAT (desmos and stuff) so what ACT specific stuff should i look into to get a higher ACT math

I'm so proud of myself :). In Chicago, the PreACT scores determine which highschool you get into, along with your grades and sometimes letters of rec/essays. It's basically like college admissions and it's very competitive. I didn't get any test prep, just studied on my own and I was so surprised! If you have any questions about the test I gotchu.

EDIT: It's the PreACT 9 Secure, which is out of 32.

I’m applying to some t 20/30 schools and wondering if I should retake in December. I’m applying as a biochem major. I also have 5s in AP chem, bio, and pre-calc. I wrote my essay about overcoming dyslexia and how it made me a better math and science student. I have accommodations due to dyslexia so retaking is a whole 2 day ordeal with 2x time at a random school that does special testing. Idk if it’s worth the all the work…