Reply to "High Academic -- SAT/ACT and Timing?"

JCGStill working on a clever handle

2019Dad posted:
d-mac posted:
My son just took the ACT as a Freshman this past weekend with no prep. Is there a ballpark average of how much an ACT score improves from Freshman to Junior year?
d-mac, I found this: http://blog.prepscholar.com/wh...rade-act-/-sat-score
It says about 200 points for the SAT and about 5 points for the ACT is an average increase between 9th and 11th grade, so it's pretty significant.

Interesting. 5 points could mean very different things to different students.

16 improves to 21. From possible JC student to possible State U student.

26 improves to 31. From possible U of State student to possible U of State or good private scholly student.

31 improves to 36. Full ride wherever you wanna go, baby!

12/14/161:04 PM

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