The act is scored in a similar fashion to a bell curve. view http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Actgraph.jpg The national average is about 20, so a good score depends on what kind of a student you are. Scoring ranges from 1-36. However, less than two percent of students score from 30-36. The 90% percentile is typically around 27, so a score of 27 or higher would be excellent.
Thirty six is the highest score a person can get on the ACT. A general rule is that any score that is above fifteen is a good score.
That is not good.
you can only get a 36...
The average ACT score in the USA is a 21. The highest possible score on the ACT however is a 36. To get into a college like UCSD, the average seems to be like a 26-32. So a good score would probably be a 25-29 but a great score would be a 30-36!
YES!
having that score is not good because they give you 12 automatically....so if i was you i would retake it and study for the test this time.....
what is the ACT score composite score
All I have to say is... welcome to harvard kid.
If a young 13 year old (Sept. BD) in 8th grade scored a composite score of 21 on the ACT, would that be considered a good score, all things considered?
This question is best asked of the dePaul Admissions Office, with particular detail given to your score.
Very good.
Most of the students have an ACT score of 23. So I think it is 23. Good luck :)