We would probably all talk about how his score is about to get thrown out by the NCAA and about how much BS that is.
How did Singleton make a 24 on ACT??
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that with the wisdom and athletic prowess of all the posters on this site that we have any time to post at all. We should all be curing diseases and banging supermodels 24/7. But hey, the pressures of constantly kicking 10s out of bed in search of the elusive 11, and the constant climb to the top of the pedestal of genius warrants a rest every now and then. What better way to escape it all than creating a fake name and smugly questioning an 18 year old's test scores?
I sure as hell would take it aGAIN if I did well in all but one section. Take it the second time by paying aGAINand only concentrate on that one section and bomb the others for fun.
If they weren't out trying to make extra money, then they would let you take one part of the exam at a time so that you can score as high as possible on each. </p>
If they weren't out trying to make extra money, then they would let you take one part of the exam at a time so that you can score as high as possible on each. </p>
those few made high scores the first time, and if TS jumped 10 points miraculously, then it should raise some flags.
Also, one of the guys I knew that made his 32 on only ACT, attemped college, ended up cashier at wal mart, and then joined the army. Could be a combination of things, but you don't see people jump more than a few points between exams as a norm.
Also, one of the guys I knew that made his 32 on only ACT, attemped college, ended up cashier at wal mart, and then joined the army. Could be a combination of things, but you don't see people jump more than a few points between exams as a norm.
When did that change? I'm an incoming freshman and Statetoldmemultiple times I couldn't pick and choose sectionscores. Dirty bastards. </p>
However, the rules for the general student population vary by school. I have no idea what MSU does these days but it is up to them. Here's a relevant article: http://www.collegeadmissionspartners.com/college-testing/colleges-superscore-act/
They also only consume five-star quality food at locally owned and operated restaurants.
And many only listen to music that no one else is listening to, because is anyone else heard it then it might be popular and those posters would NEVER listen to anything considered "popular." Granted, much of this is from our bear buddies, but not all.
And many only listen to music that no one else is listening to, because is anyone else heard it then it might be popular and those posters would NEVER listen to anything considered "popular." Granted, much of this is from our bear buddies, but not all.
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