This computation is based on the highest composite test score of those who took the ACT more than one time. ACT Inc. The rationale for using the highest score is that Oklahoma higher education policies rely on ACT scores and other relevant data in making some admissions and course placement decisions for the student.
Consequently, the highest score more accurately reflects actual use of these data. If the high school code does not match a valid Oklahoma high school site, then the score is excluded. For high schools with five or fewer ACT test-takers, an asterisk was entered to comply with the federal privacy act. Background With the passage of the "Oklahoma Education Challenge Act" in May of , the state of Oklahoma affirmed a commitment to promoting excellence in the education of Oklahoma children.
With an increase in the number of test-takers, including more who are not on a college-track, average test scores can be expected to decline. If you are close to these averages you will likely be accepted into a considerable number of colleges and universities, but may not be considered at more selective schools. Above average ACT scores will improve your chances of getting into a more selective school. Check out this sample list of average ACT scores for a handful of selective colleges.
Scores below a 15 on the ACT are considered low at just about any four-year college. You can overcome low scores with a great GPA or an outstanding college application.
But even if you're accepted, the school may ask you to take some remedial courses before enrolling. A good score on the ACT is one that puts you within the average range of scores for the colleges of your choice.
Check out the ACT score ranges for the schools on your wishlist, and see how your scores compare. Use our college search to find the online profiles of schools you want to research. Find your dream school's profile and click over to the "Admissions" tab. Do your scores fall well within the range? That school could be a good match! Do your scores fall in the lower end, or even below, the school's average range? The number of seniors earning a college-going ACT score dipped for the third consecutive year.
Fifty-two percent of seniors in the Class of earned an 18 or better. That's compared to 54 percent in and 59 percent in Students earning a 21 or better dropped to 32 percent.
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