Where to send ACT scores.?
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I took the ACT just last test date on Feb 11...I was advised by many people (and the test people themselves) not to use that option of free score reports. They said that you can always send your scores anywhere you want AFTER you know what score you got. Their reasoning was: "Why would you want to send someone a score, when you don't even know if it's actually a GOOD score?" As for sending it to the VP, etc...I haven't a clue why those people would care...
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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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Practice tests for both the SAT and the ACT are available from the test providers for FREE.  For SAT practice tests, go to www.collegeboard.org.  For ACT practice  tests, go to www.act.org.\n\nBest of luck!
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http://www.examresults.com
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Score.org is pretty good...
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The best place is from the ACT website. Go to http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/index.html and click on the free, online test link!
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depends on what kind of exam you are talking about.  If you mean SAT it should just be a matter of contacted them via the web.  But they may not keep record of them that long.  If you went to college at all they should have a copy of your scores also.\n\nI would be happy to offer more assistance but I don't know what kind of scores you are looking for.\n\nGood luck
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Go to www.collegeboard.com.  I think it has what you need.
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At www.MyMarch2006Test ScoresForPharmacyTech.com
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Youl be able to.  Your best bet is to see if you created a CollegeBoard account, and log into it.  Your scores will be right there for you, and can be sent directly from the test administrators to the schools to which you're applying.\n\nIf you don't have an account, still contact CollegeBoard, and ask them what you should do.
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SAT or ACT scores. Applicants must provide scores from either SAT or ACT. All tests must include the scores of the writing component. Your highest test score from one test date will be used. Both Texas A&M and UT require to be sent from testing agency and no minimum requirement
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Yes. Here is a the best site for that! Collegeboard.com
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go to actstudent.org they can help you out.
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Unfortunately, the ACT does not have fee waivers for sending out test scores.  Their theory is that you should have done that when you first took the test (up to four free colleges).  I'm not arguing that this is fair.  To minimize costs, make sure you send in your ACT early enough ($8 per regular report sent) so you don't need to use the priority report ($13 per priority report sent).\n\nBased on your score, you would be a competitive applicant at most schools (only places like Duke, average of 31, and MIT, average of 33, would put you significantly below the normal scores they receive from applicants).  You're probably in the top 10% of test takers for your composite score and possibly in the top 5% for math and science.  Your reading score is the only one that is below the 26 arbitrary threshold used to classify a test score as great and competitive.\n\nHope this helps.
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mail some of your stuff there
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Log on to CBSE Site. click on "School wise results"\nEnter the school code and your email ID, and you'll have the result delivered to your email ID\n\nBut for this you must have a School Code. This code is a unique code and is mentioned in your admit card
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You can order them from the registrar's office at your school. They will not send official transcripts to you via e-mail.