Are act test scores mailed or emailed to you
According to the ACT website, ACT test scores are typically mailed to students within 2-8 weeks after the test date. However, there are some exceptions and additional options:
- Mailed scores: ACT scores are usually mailed to students at the address listed on their registration form. If you provided an email address, you may also receive an email notification when your scores are available.
- Email notification: If you provided an email address, ACT will send you an email notification when your scores are available. This email will include a link to access your scores online.
- Online score report: You can also access your ACT scores online through your ACT account. To do this, follow these steps:
- Go to the ACT website (www.act.org).
- Click on "Sign In" and enter your username and password.
- Click on "My Account" and then "View Scores."
- Select the test date and test type (e.g., ACT, ACT with Writing, or ACT with Writing and Science) to view your scores.
- Score report delivery: If you want to receive your scores by email or online, you can select this option when you register for the test. This is a convenient way to access your scores quickly, but keep in mind that you may still receive a paper copy of your scores in the mail.
- Score report delay: In some cases, ACT may delay mailing scores due to issues with test administration, scoring, or other factors. If this happens, ACT will notify you and provide an estimated delivery date.
Remember to check your ACT account regularly for score updates and to ensure that your contact information is up to date.