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Did anyone take the October 22nd ACT?
My feelings:
English - Easy as usual; there were a few quicky questions, though.
Math - Extremely difficult for me; the math section was much harder than the packet they give you
Reading - Pretty Easy; The passages were pretty easy, so were the questions
Science Extremely difficult; the passages were extremely verbose and required too much thinking
Ughh, I'm now going to rest.
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Accepted: American U., Northeastern U., Boston U., RPI, McGill (going to attend), and Penn State - University Park
Do you still sick to your motto: Having trouble with the SAT, try the ACT? now the other way around?
Asad
Babypurin,
My son could not finish two questions of Math. He said that they were too hard to solve. Other parts were easy. He did okay on writing, reading and science.
Again, he will take both ACT and SAT again in December. That would be the last. I wish he can smile after Dec.
Facts:
Be sure to pass all sections of TOEFL iBT (R21, L18, S26*,W24) before applying for FPGEE. Thousands of candidates passed FPGEE but could not achieve TOEFL requirement after several attempts. Percent passing rate on the speaking section is only 11 percent. (ETS data, p. 6)
The average score on the speaking section of the US candidates and candidates from English speaking countries is 22 (ETS data, p. 9-10.)
Would you like to see changes?
Cilck here ->http://www.aetr.org/index.php to file TOEFL reform
Hmmm I've taken the New SAT 3 times, and the ACT with writing 3 times; and still stick to my motto, many people (including me!) seem to do better on one test or another.Originally Posted by asad100
Do you still sick to your motto: Having trouble with the SAT, try the ACT? now the other way around?
The only problem is that the ACT is given in very few countries outside of the United States. Test centers will be extremly sparse and you can't take the "optional essay" section that many U.S. colleges require.
Having trouble with the SAT? Try the ACT
Accepted: American U., Northeastern U., Boston U., RPI, McGill (going to attend), and Penn State - University Park
When will ACT result for Oct be available?
Knok
Facts:
Be sure to pass all sections of TOEFL iBT (R21, L18, S26*,W24) before applying for FPGEE. Thousands of candidates passed FPGEE but could not achieve TOEFL requirement after several attempts. Percent passing rate on the speaking section is only 11 percent. (ETS data, p. 6)
The average score on the speaking section of the US candidates and candidates from English speaking countries is 22 (ETS data, p. 9-10.)
Would you like to see changes?
Cilck here ->http://www.aetr.org/index.php to file TOEFL reform
Score Reports are usually mailed to your home within 4 to 7 weeks after each test date
Early Scores will be avaliable starting November 8–10, 2005 for the October 22nd administration. (There is a fee of $8 if you want to see your scores early.)
Having trouble with the SAT? Try the ACT
Accepted: American U., Northeastern U., Boston U., RPI, McGill (going to attend), and Penn State - University Park
Thank you. Let me know when they are in database please.
Facts:
Be sure to pass all sections of TOEFL iBT (R21, L18, S26*,W24) before applying for FPGEE. Thousands of candidates passed FPGEE but could not achieve TOEFL requirement after several attempts. Percent passing rate on the speaking section is only 11 percent. (ETS data, p. 6)
The average score on the speaking section of the US candidates and candidates from English speaking countries is 22 (ETS data, p. 9-10.)
Would you like to see changes?
Cilck here ->http://www.aetr.org/index.php to file TOEFL reform
I took the october ACT test. it was my first time and I had no prior preparation...yikes.. the math was sorta simple and english/writing was okay. The topic was simpler than SATs' I didn't like the science and reading sections cuz i didnt' have time to finish!!!
Early ACT scores are now avaliable.
Having trouble with the SAT? Try the ACT
Accepted: American U., Northeastern U., Boston U., RPI, McGill (going to attend), and Penn State - University Park
Thank you.
Facts:
Be sure to pass all sections of TOEFL iBT (R21, L18, S26*,W24) before applying for FPGEE. Thousands of candidates passed FPGEE but could not achieve TOEFL requirement after several attempts. Percent passing rate on the speaking section is only 11 percent. (ETS data, p. 6)
The average score on the speaking section of the US candidates and candidates from English speaking countries is 22 (ETS data, p. 9-10.)
Would you like to see changes?
Cilck here ->http://www.aetr.org/index.php to file TOEFL reform
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