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    ACT Should I Test Again

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    Retesting the ACT may be a good option if you had issues during your first test or feel your scores do not accurately reflect your abilities. Most students who retest either increase their composite score by 1 point or see no change, while about 22% see a decrease. The lower your initial score, the more likely a higher score is on a retest, while higher initial scores often remain the same or go down. Students should consider which set of scores better support their college and scholarship applications.

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    ACT Should I Test Again

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    Retesting the ACT may be a good option if you had issues during your first test or feel your scores do not accurately reflect your abilities. Most students who retest either increase their composite score by 1 point or see no change, while about 22% see a decrease. The lower your initial score, the more likely a higher score is on a retest, while higher initial scores often remain the same or go down. Students should consider which set of scores better support their college and scholarship applications.

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    Retesting the ACT may be a good option if you had issues during your first test or feel your scores do not accurately reflect your abilities. Most students who retest either increase their composite score by 1 point or see no change, while about 22% see a decrease. The lower your initial score, the more likely a higher score is on a retest, while higher initial scores often remain the same or go down. Students should consider which set of scores better support their college and scholarship applications.

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    ACT Should I Test Again

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    Retesting the ACT may be a good option if you had issues during your first test or feel your scores do not accurately reflect your abilities. Most students who retest either increase their composite score by 1 point or see no change, while about 22% see a decrease. The lower your initial score, the more likely a higher score is on a retest, while higher initial scores often remain the same or go down. Students should consider which set of scores better support their college and scholarship applications.

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    SHOULDI

    TESTAGAIN?
    Informationtohelpyoudecide

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    testdateperreport.

    HOWWILLYOUDOONARETEST?

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    Compositescore theirComposite Compositescore
    ontheretest scoreontheretest ontheretest

    ForstudentswithaninitialACTCompositescorebetween13
    and29,thetypicalACTCompositescorefromthesecond
    testingisabout1pointhigher.

    TheloweryourinitialACTscore
    themorelikelyyoursecondscore
    willbehigherthanthefirstscore. 50%
    ThehigheryourinitialACTscore Themiddle50%ofstudents
    themorelikelyyoursecondscorewill withaninitialscoreof20
    bethesameasorlowerthanthefirst receivedanACT
    score. Compositescoreof20,21,
    or22thesecondtimethey
    tookthetest.

    Moreinformationaboutretestingandwhatyourscoremeans.

    Readytoretest?Registeragain.

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