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Confusion about ACT score submission?

Hey everyone! So, I've been wrapping my head around this ACT score submission process and I'm kinda lost. What's the most efficient way to submit ACT scores to my chosen colleges? Any specific steps to follow or tips that might help? Trying to figure things out without messing it up!

3 months ago

Sure thing! The process of sending ACT scores is pretty straightforward once you know the steps. Here’s how to go about it:

1. Log into your ACT account on the ACT's official website. On your account dashboard, you will see a section for your scores.

2. From here, select the option to send your scores. You will be able to search for colleges by typing in their names. You may send up to four score reports for free if you select the colleges by the Monday after your test date at 12pm Central Time. This is recommended because it can save you some money as long as you're confident in your performance on the test.

3. Once you've selected your colleges, you'll need to choose which test date(s) you want to send. ACT allows you to choose specific test administrations to send to colleges, a policy known as "Score Choice". Feel free to select the scores that showcase your abilities best.

4. After confirming your selections, you will find an order summary page. Review the details and once it's correct, proceed with the transaction. If you've missed the deadline for the free reports, each score report will cost $13.

5. Lastly, it's crucial to be aware of college deadlines and send the scores in advance. Colleges usually receive the scores 1-2 weeks after you place the order but it may take a bit longer. So it's best to do this well before the application deadline. Take note that the ACT sends the score reports once a week so timing is important here.

That's about it! If you stay organized and keep track of your requirements, it's a manageable process. Remember to be cognizant of each of your colleges' testing policies—some may want to see all your scores while others are okay with Score Choice. Good luck with your applications!

3 months ago

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