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ACT Score Report Descriptions

We initially prepare three different reports for each student we test—the Student Report, the High School Report, and the College Report.

Type of Report Where It's Sent When It's Mailed What It Reports
Student
Report		 The mailing address you provide when you register about 4–8 weeks after the test date—sorry, there is no way to have your tests scored faster. ACT Scores, College and Career Planning Information
High School
Report		 Your high school (only if you authorized reporting). It's kept with your school records. about 4–8 weeks after the test date ACT Scores, College and Career Planning Information
College
Report		 Each valid college or scholarship agency code you listed and paid for when you registered (up to six). about 4–8 weeks after the test date Everything on the Student or High School report, plus the grades you reported in up to 30 high school courses. It may also include predictions about your performance in specific college programs and courses.

If you take the ACT Plus Writing, an image of the essay you write will be available to the high school and colleges to which you have ACT report scores for that test date.