If he took them on the April 12th test date then he should have received them because others who tested on that date have received theirs
I don't think that's true, I think we went through this in detail in the case of that WR from Texas. If you read the ACT site--as I did-- you find that scores come out on a rolling basis for a month or more. I posted links and detailed information, but that was not sufficient to satisfy a significant number of people here, because either they wanted to believe what they wanted to believe despite the facts, or they just had poor reading comprehension. The latter is not far-fetched given a lot of what I've seen here.
I think there's a significant period of time, I don't remember if it was a month or more, and then the scores start to come out. They come out on one or two days a week, I don't remember which, and they release them like this for about five weeks running. Someone might receive his/her score in the first batch, another person might not receive his for another couple of weeks. I don't know what factored into the release dates, if it was random, related to whether there was special scrutiny for some reason, or or geographic.
I'm talking about that tall WR who also played basketball. I forget names, but everyone knows whom I'm talking about It was discussed at great length.
If he took them on the April 12th test date then he should have received them because others who tested on that date have received theirs
I don't think that's true, I think we went through this in detail in the case of that WR from Texas. If you read the ACT site--as I did-- you find that scores come out on a rolling basis for a month or more. I posted links and detailed information, but that was not sufficient to satisfy a significant number of people here, because either they wanted to believe what they wanted to believe despite the facts, or they just had poor reading comprehension. The latter is not far-fetched given a lot of what I've seen here.
I think there's a significant period of time, I don't remember if it was a month or more, and then the scores start to come out. They come out on one or two days a week, I don't remember which, and they release them like this for about five weeks running. Someone might receive his/her score in the first batch, another person might not receive his for another couple of weeks. I don't know what factored into the release dates, if it was random, related to whether there was special scrutiny for some reason, or or geographic.
I'm talking about that tall WR who also played basketball. I forget names, but everyone knows whom I'm talking about It was discussed at great length.
99% of kids get their scores back w/o writing on the same day
If he took them on the April 12th test date then he should have received them because others who tested on that date have received theirs
I don't think that's true, I think we went through this in detail in the case of that WR from Texas. If you read the ACT site--as I did-- you find that scores come out on a rolling basis for a month or more. I posted links and detailed information, but that was not sufficient to satisfy a significant number of people here, because either they wanted to believe what they wanted to believe despite the facts, or they just had poor reading comprehension. The latter is not far-fetched given a lot of what I've seen here.
I think there's a significant period of time, I don't remember if it was a month or more, and then the scores start to come out. They come out on one or two days a week, I don't remember which, and they release them like this for about five weeks running. Someone might receive his/her score in the first batch, another person might not receive his for another couple of weeks. I don't know what factored into the release dates, if it was random, related to whether there was special scrutiny for some reason, or or geographic.
I'm talking about that tall WR who also played basketball. I forget names, but everyone knows whom I'm talking about It was discussed at great length.
99% of kids get their scores back w/o writing on the same day
when i took it 6 years ago. this was NOT the case.
If he took them on the April 12th test date then he should have received them because others who tested on that date have received theirs
I don't think that's true, I think we went through this in detail in the case of that WR from Texas. If you read the ACT site--as I did-- you find that scores come out on a rolling basis for a month or more. I posted links and detailed information, but that was not sufficient to satisfy a significant number of people here, because either they wanted to believe what they wanted to believe despite the facts, or they just had poor reading comprehension. The latter is not far-fetched given a lot of what I've seen here.
I think there's a significant period of time, I don't remember if it was a month or more, and then the scores start to come out. They come out on one or two days a week, I don't remember which, and they release them like this for about five weeks running. Someone might receive his/her score in the first batch, another person might not receive his for another couple of weeks. I don't know what factored into the release dates, if it was random, related to whether there was special scrutiny for some reason, or or geographic.
I'm talking about that tall WR who also played basketball. I forget names, but everyone knows whom I'm talking about It was discussed at great length.
If he took them on the April 12th test date then he should have received them because others who tested on that date have received theirs
I don't think that's true, I think we went through this in detail in the case of that WR from Texas. If you read the ACT site--as I did-- you find that scores come out on a rolling basis for a month or more. I posted links and detailed information, but that was not sufficient to satisfy a significant number of people here, because either they wanted to believe what they wanted to believe despite the facts, or they just had poor reading comprehension. The latter is not far-fetched given a lot of what I've seen here.
I think there's a significant period of time, I don't remember if it was a month or more, and then the scores start to come out. They come out on one or two days a week, I don't remember which, and they release them like this for about five weeks running. Someone might receive his/her score in the first batch, another person might not receive his for another couple of weeks. I don't know what factored into the release dates, if it was random, related to whether there was special scrutiny for some reason, or or geographic.
I'm talking about that tall WR who also played basketball. I forget names, but everyone knows whom I'm talking about It was discussed at great length.
99% of kids get their scores back w/o writing on the same day
The score really doesn't trickle in like said. All the kids at two seperate high schools received their scores on the same day (2 1/2 weeks after the test). The kids that took their act on April 12th have received their score barring a misstep in handling the test.
If he took them on the April 12th test date then he should have received them because others who tested on that date have received theirs
I don't think that's true, I think we went through this in detail in the case of that WR from Texas. If you read the ACT site--as I did-- you find that scores come out on a rolling basis for a month or more. I posted links and detailed information, but that was not sufficient to satisfy a significant number of people here, because either they wanted to believe what they wanted to believe despite the facts, or they just had poor reading comprehension. The latter is not far-fetched given a lot of what I've seen here.
I think there's a significant period of time, I don't remember if it was a month or more, and then the scores start to come out. They come out on one or two days a week, I don't remember which, and they release them like this for about five weeks running. Someone might receive his/her score in the first batch, another person might not receive his for another couple of weeks. I don't know what factored into the release dates, if it was random, related to whether there was special scrutiny for some reason, or or geographic.
I'm talking about that tall WR who also played basketball. I forget names, but everyone knows whom I'm talking about It was discussed at great length.
99% of kids get their scores back w/o writing on the same day