list of colleges that accept ACT composite score 17?
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many community colleges will accept an ACT score of 17, but i'm attending a private liberal arts school in nebraska and their lowest is 18. possibly just try taking the ACT one more time will up our score the extra point/points you need to make your college choices more numerous.
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Ok, apply to one of the colleges/universities and see if they will accept you.
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You certainly can! SAT/ACT scores can help if you want to go directly to a university, but I'm sure you could attend a community college without a problem. If you check around at community colleges, many have "articulation agreements" so if you want to go to a university the articulation agreement will ensure that certain schools will accept all of the credits you earn there (a problem many transfer students face.) Community colleges cost less and typically offer more financial aid, so you could save yourself time & $ by going this route. You'll have a bunch of pieces of paper in no time! Good luck & congrats in advance!
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Check collegeboard.com You can get a list of colleges that offer the courses you want to take, then using the links provided on the site compare the different colleges. Most Universities that rank in the top whatever % will list it on their website.
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http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/scores.html\n\nhttp://www.actstudent.org/scores/early/index.html
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Harvard is one.and there's suny brook .try them
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DU and UM are out of the question with your ACT score and GPA. I can't tell you about ASU, simply because I'm not familiar enough with their academics.\n\nYou have to concentrate on your Fall semester of the Senior year, since that is likely to be the last transcripts colleges receive.\n\nIf you're dead set on these schools, you need to retake the ACT and try for a 25. \n\nThey'll look at evidence of well rounded experience - clubs, sports, volunteer activity, etc.\n\nYou will have to make the most of the latter to make up for a weaker GPA. You really should try to raise it as much as possible before you graduate (Honors, AP courses, depending on your school system).\n\nOne more note: you can also follow the route many other students take, complete a few semesters at a big State U or local college, make the best grades possible, and then apply as a transfer student.
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Go to www.collegeboard.com.  I think it has what you need.
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I do not know about your act score but your GPA is high for you to easily enter college. You should also be able to get scholarships to pay your way through college. I got into college without any problems and my GPA was a 3.80 on a scale with 4.0 being the highest GPA I could get.
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Go to the Department of Education Sebsite.  They have a link to a master list.
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visit http://www.catzone.org  or http://www.admissionglobal.com
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As far as I know, there isn't a specific list. At least I haven't found one. It is best to look at a university you like and then check to see if they do that/how they do that.
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www.collegeboard.org offers all kinds of info on colleges. Just type the name of the college in the quick finder and look up the stats.
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You need to sign up at \nwww.collegeboard.com and search for coleges from there my friend\n\nThey have listing for every college in every state
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A lot of colleges are recognized. I think it depends on what college you study from.  Good luck.
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Where can I find these schools?
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Your composite SAT score (Math + Critical Reading) is 1370 out of 1600. Use that as guidance when you look at colleges.