I am quite angry cuz I went to look at my SAT score and it was a 1720! URGHH!! I wanted a 1800 or higher so I can be in the 1800 club. Im takin it over.

What did yall make?

1720? and you're still mad? I guess smartasses these days are taking to another level.

I take it the upcoming school year

Well I guess I should be happy, but I really wanted to get an 1800. Its not nothing I could have really "studied" for so I cant say Im disappointed in myself.

lol i know right!!

Canada doesn't have SAT's.

I KNEW IT!

Canadians ^_^

I did the ACTs. My overall score was a 22. (I think the max was 32/30) I wanted to take the test over, but my college said it was good enough.

2040.

I'm too young to have an SAT

b1tch...lol..j/p Good job.

I took the ACT and got a 22 as well

thank you.

Would someone care to explain the dynamics of the ACT?

My ACT had 3 parts: -Reading -Math -some sort of Scientific Reasoning
Here's the wikipedia page: ACT

I didn't study at all for that test. I might go back and retake the test later this next year.

I got a 30 on the ACT... and a 1920 (i think) on the SAT

The ACT is graded on a scale of 1-36.. There are four sections (english, reading, math, and science) which aren't split into 8 or so tests like the SAT. No one really gets below a 10 composite unless you just leave a lot of answers blank (the lowest grade of anyone I know is 14, and that was only one person). I think mostly the ACT is an SAT replacement, a lot of people in the midwest take it in place of the SAT. The percentiles for each composite score is listed here... http://www.actstudent.org/scores/norms1.html Some people say the ACT is easier (I thought it was), while others say the SAT is easier.

You make it sound like an STD.

2360

Damn that's nearly perfect! Good job!

Actually a girl who somehow graduated in the same class I was in got an 11 on the ACT. On top of that, we didn't have the writing portion in our ACT test. Other then that, the reported average score was a 19 for our entire class class. (Which had around 240-260 people)

Yeah, 19 is about the average score I think... around 17-20 anyway.