For all of you who took the ACT on December 11th, scores are available on the ACT website beginning today.
If you took the ACT Plus Writing, you can expect the score on the writing section to appear about two weeks from now.
Realize that low scores don't need to be the end of your college dreams. There are now over 800 test-optional colleges, and even at schools that require the SAT or ACT, the exam is just one part of the application. College admissions officers will also be impressed by a strong academic record, good letters of recommendation, meaningful extracurricular activities, and a winning application essay.
If you're wondering what your ACT numbers mean, read this overview of ACT scores. To see how your scores measure up to the middle 50% of matriculated students at different colleges, check out these comparison charts:
- ACT scores for the Ivy League
- ACT scores for top universities
- ACT scores for top liberal arts colleges
- ACT scores for top public universities
- ACT scores for top colleges in: California | Florida | Georgia | Illinois | Indiana | Massachusetts | Michigan | Minnesota | New York | North Carolina | Ohio | Pennsylvania | Texas | Virginia | Washington
- More ACT Comparison Charts
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