ACT Score Calculator

So, an ACT Score Calculator is essentially like this totally awesome gadget that students can use to essentially guess their ACT score based on how they perform on the four core sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science. It's meant to assist you in determining what you're good at and what you need to improve on before the real test deal.

• It helps you see how you might do on the actual ACT.
• You know what you're not so good at so you know what to practice more.
• It enables you to pick a good score goal for college.
• You can compare your guessed score to what colleges want.
• It makes you less nervous on test day if you know you’re ready.

There are a bunch of ACT Score Calculators that do different stuff. Some just give you a rough idea of your score, some go into detail about each part, and others are connected to practice tests so you get a more real score feel.

• Basic ACT Score Calculator - Tells you a general score from your raw points.
• Practice Test Score Calculator - Shows you how you'd do on an actual test.
• Section-Specific Calculator - Only works on one section like Math or Reading.
• College Readiness Calculator - Compares your score to what schools say you should have.
• Superscore Calculator - Takes your best bits from different tests.

Okay, so these calculators take your raw scores (how many you got right) from each section, then use some ACT magic to turn them into scores from 1 to 36. After that, they average those out to give you a single score that’s supposed to be like your final grade.

• It's fast and pretty much around the actual score.
• You can insert your points for every section.
• It converts raw scores to those scaled scores.
• It displays your big score and separates it by section.
• You can use it online or on your phone, which is really convenient.

1. Do a practice test or guess how many you’d get right.
2. Plug in the English right answers (out of 75).
3. Do the same for Math (out of 60).
4. Then for Reading (out of 40).
5. And don't forget Science (out of 40).
6. Hit "Calculate" and find your swanky scores.
7. Glance at the answers and make a slight change in your study plan if needed.

1. It helps you know where you’re strong and where you’re weak.
2. It allows you to plan your study time more effectively.
3. You can see whether you are getting better with time.
4. It helps you figure out whether you need to practice more or need to take the test again.