°µÍøTV

Your superscore is the average of your best scores from each subject from multiple test attempts. Your superscore is never lower than a single Composite score.

All students who have taken the °µÍøTVmore than once from September 2016 to current day.

Create or sign in to your . Superscores will be visible in your account.

Superscores are available as soon as scoring is completed on the second °µÍøTVtest.

Create or sign in to your  and request to send reports from your scores dashboard, and pay by credit card.

Your Composite score is the average of the four subject scores from one °µÍøTVtest attempt. 

No, the writing section score is not figured into a Composite score; therefore, it’s not a component of a superscore. Just remember that some colleges require applicants to take the writing section.

Your superscore combines your best performances into one score that best reflects your abilities and, ultimately, allows you to put your best foot forward. The higher your °µÍøTVscore, the more competitive you are when it comes to getting admitted into college and securing merit-based scholarships.

There has been some concern that using only the best subject-test scores could overstate students’ capabilities. However, research shows °µÍøTVsuperscores are better at predicting success in college than other scoring methods (including recent °µÍøTVscore, average °µÍøTVComposite score, and highest °µÍøTVComposite score).

Yes, superscoring is fair to all students, regardless of their gender, race/ethnicity, family income level, or parental education level. Research found that the differences in test performance between student groups did not change with superscoring, which shows superscoring does not disadvantage one group over another.

It is important to point out that students who are eligible for the fee waiver program get registration fees covered for two °µÍøTVtests, which means they can also get a free superscore!

No, not all colleges superscore, but many do and the number is increasing. To find out if the college of your choice superscores the ACT, we recommend that you check out their test score use policy under admissions requirements on their website.

Why do colleges use a superscore?

Colleges who superscore the °µÍøTVsee it as a student-friendly method of testing that best aligns with their holistic approach to admitting students to their school.