Hey guys, I'm maybe being a little dumb, but I took the ACT recently and I can't for the life of me figure out where my scores are. Is there a specific website or process I should know about to access them? Thanks for your insight!
No worries, we all need a little help sometimes navigating these systems! To view your ACT scores, you'll need to visit the official ACT website and log into your account that was created when you first registered for the ACT. Once you've logged in, you'll likely see a dashboard of sorts showcasing your test dates and scores.
Your ACT scores are usually made available within two weeks of your exam date, but sometimes can take up to eight weeks. So if you don't see them immediately, this may be because they are still being processed.
Remember, the composite score ranges from 1 to 36 and each of the four sections ( English, Math, Reading, Science) are scored the same. Your sub-scores in each of these sections are then averaged to provide your overall composite score.
In case you’re looking for more detailed analysis or have further trouble finding your scores, it might be a good idea to reach out to ACT's support team directly via the contact information provided on their website. They can help you navigate any specific issues on your account. Good luck!
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