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What is the average ACT score in Michigan?

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What is the average ACT score in Michigan?

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The average ACT score in the state of Michigan was 24.4 in 2018 according to ACT.org with 22 percent of high school graduates taking the test. The ACT is a college entrance exam that is used by most colleges and universities when making admissions decisions. The goal of the ACT is to measure the high school student's preparedness for college. The admissions office will compare your ACT score against your high school GPA, the classes that you took in high school, any letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, resume, and any admissions interview to determine your readiness for college. Most students take the ACT during the spring of their junior year of high school and the fall of their senior year of high school. Many students will take the test twice to better their scores the second time. Many schools do not require you to take both, they will accept a score from either test.

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