ACT English Curves
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ACT Math Curves
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ACT Reading Curves
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ACT Science Curves
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ACT Writing
How Your Essay is Graded: Once your essay is sent in, two readers each give it a score from 1-6 in four categories: Ideas and Analysis, Development and Support, Organization, Language Use and Conventions. The scores for each category are summed up to get the category’s Domain Score.
1st Reader | 2nd Reader | Domain Score | |||
1-6 | 1-6 | 2-12 | |||
Ideas and Analysis | _____________ | + | _____________ | = | _____________ |
Development and Support | _____________ | + | _____________ | = | _____________ |
Organization | _____________ | + | _____________ | = | _____________ |
Language Use and Conventions | _____________ | + | _____________ | = | _____________ |
The four Domain Scores are then added up to get a value between 8 and 48. Finally, that value is divided by 4 to get your final writing score (2 to 12), the one colleges look at.