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The ACT (American College Test) is the most commonly used assessment in our area.
The ACT (American College Test) is the most commonly used assessment in our area.
The ACT assesses students in English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and Writing.
The ACT assesses students in English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and Writing.
Benchmark Scores for College Entrance: English-18, Mathematics-22, Reading-22, Science-23, and Writing-No Minimum (Max Score = 36)
Scholarship Consideration: Colleges/Universities look at the student's Composite Score (overall average) to determine scholarship eligibility. In most cases, merit scholarship awards begin at a 24. If you are looking for a significant merit scholarship offer, you should aim to attain a score of 28 or higher.
Students who plan to go to college after high school should take the ACT 3-4 times before the fall of their senior year. Merit scholarships are based on your ACT score and GPA.
Students who plan to go to college after high school should take the ACT 3-4 times before the fall of their senior year. Merit scholarships are based on your ACT score and GPA.
Our School Code is 010796
The ACT is given at CCS two times per year.
October - ACT with Writing (Seniors)
April - ACT (10th and 11th grade)
Our School Code is 010796
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