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This article from College Journey provides a comprehensive guide to understanding ACT score reporting timelines. The article explains the typical timeframe for receiving both multiple-choice and writing scores, noting that online test-takers receive scores faster than those who take the paper test. The article also highlights potential delays, including high test volume, registration errors, test security concerns, and special accommodations. Furthermore, it offers advice on checking scores, contacting ACT support, and informing colleges of delays. Finally, the article covers how colleges receive scores, including the option for rush reporting, and answers frequently asked questions about ACT scores.
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