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I took the act twice an got a 22 and 23 math subscore. Is that bad or good? Does thar mean I'm ready or not ready for calculus?
A good math subscore on the ACT is typically considered to be above a 25. This score falls within the 75th percentile of all test takers and can greatly improve your chances of being accepted into a competitive college or university.
No, a bad math subscore on the ACT is not necessarily a deal breaker for college admissions. While a higher score can certainly improve your chances at more competitive schools, admissions committees also take into account other factors such as GPA, extracurricular activities, and essays.
The math subscore on the ACT makes up one-fourth of your overall composite score. This means that it can have a significant impact on your overall score, but it is not the only factor that colleges consider in their admissions process.
Yes, you can retake just the math section of the ACT to improve your subscore. However, you cannot retake individual sections of the test on different dates. You will need to retake the entire ACT on a different testing date to improve your math subscore.
To improve your math subscore on the ACT, it is important to practice and review material that you struggle with. You can also consider seeking out a tutor or taking a prep course to help you prepare for the test. It is also important to manage your time effectively during the test and carefully read and understand each question before answering.