ACT Superscore Calculator
Enter your section scores from each ACT attempt.
ACT superscore calculator
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Superscore = average of your best English, Math and Reading from any attempts (Science excluded since Sept 2025).
Quick answer: your ACT superscore is the average of your best English, Math and Reading scores across all your test dates, rounded to the nearest whole number. Since September 2025, Science is not part of the superscore.
What is an ACT superscore?
A superscore takes your highest English, Math and Reading scores from different test dates and averages them into a new composite. ACT calculates it automatically when you have taken the test more than once, and many colleges accept it — but policies vary, so check each college.
Worked example
| English | Math | Reading | Composite | |
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| Test 1 | 30 | 28 | 33 | 30 |
| Test 2 | 32 | 27 | 30 | 30 |
| Superscore | 32 | 28 | 33 | 31 |
Frequently asked questions
Do colleges accept the ACT superscore?
Many do, but not all. Some superscore, some take your highest single composite, and some want all scores. Always check each college's testing policy page.
Is a 32 a good ACT superscore?
Yes. A 32 is roughly the top 5% of test takers and is competitive at most selective colleges.
How many tests does the superscore use?
ACT uses all your eligible test dates. Our calculator takes up to four, which covers almost every student.
Does science count in the ACT superscore?
No. Since September 2025 the superscore uses English, Math and Reading only.