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Does your IQ score any indication of your performance in ACT?
Topic Starter : Scuplin Karlos (Created 5622 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 38 (0)
Is 27 ACT score in 10th grade good?
Topic Starter : jenny jopez (Created 5602 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 71 (0)
Does anyone know the average score on the ACT for someone where english is not their first language?
Topic Starter : Gigi Duggal (Created 5638 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 24 (0)
Why does it seem like most people rather take the SAT when ACT is supposed to be easier?
Topic Starter : Chris Ballentines (Created 5616 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 23 (0)
Does taking both the ACT and SAT makes your application look good?
Topic Starter : Alan Gordon (Created 5596 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 63 (0)
Is ACT easier or SAT easier?
Topic Starter : Hinton Bree (Created 5637 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 53 (0)
can you reschedule if you miss the exam due to illness?
Topic Starter : Billy Tam (Created 5616 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 209 (0)
Are we testing test taking ability or knowledge base?
Topic Starter : lalita smith (Created 5636 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 34 (0)
Do you get extended time on the exam if you have special reasons?
Topic Starter : Gigi Duggal (Created 5615 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 28 (0)
How to avoid procrastination in studying the ACT?
Topic Starter : Jacky Silo (Created 5630 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 35 (0)
How do you think you did on the ACT when you walk out the test center?
Topic Starter : Mitch Kosan (Created 5610 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 32 (0)
Sample Algebra Question
Topic Starter : Renee Hickson (Created 5651 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 78 (0)
How do you improve your math skills besides doing practice tests?
Topic Starter : Claire Mcclendon (Created 5628 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 31 (0)
How many times have you taken the exam?
Topic Starter : Alan Gordon (Created 5609 days ago) 		31-Dec-1969 34 (0)




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