ATTENTION PARENTS OF STUDENTS WHO TOOK THE APRIL ACT!

Parents of Teens Who Took the April ACT: Get Your Score‑Release Gameplan Before Scores are released on April 21st

This free guide shows you what your teen’s score actually means, whether to retake or be done, and a realistic 8–12 week plan if you decide to go again

Inside The April ACT Score-Release Gameplan, You'll Get:

1. College & Scholarship Opportunities by ACT Score

• Learn what admissions & scholarship opportunties are available at each score level

• See what benefits increasing the score should bring and what students should focus on at each score level

2. The "How Many Points Do We Need?" Calculator

• Figure out how to determine exactly what score your teen needs to get into their target school or earn the best scholarship available

3. "Should We Retake?" Score Decision Tree

• Use the steps above to see how your teen's score compares to their goals

• Follow the decision making process that outlines whether your teen needs to take another ACT or be happy with their current score

4. An 8-12 Week Sample Study Plan

• Get a sample 8-12 week study plan that your teen can follow to see what they have to do to take their score up to get into their dream school or earn the scholarship they're shooting for

Who This Is For:

● Your teen took the April ACT and you’re waiting on scores.

● They’re an A/B or 3.0+ student, but you’re not sure if their ACT will match the schools you’ve been talking about

● You care about college options and scholarships, not just "getting through the test"

● You don’t want to guess on score day about whether to retake or be done

● You’re willing to do one more focused test cycle if the payoff (schools / scholarships) is clear

How This Helps On Score-Release Day

1. Open the portal, see score

2. Use the college & scholarship opportunities chart to see where you stand

3. Use the "How Many Points Do We Need?" calculator to see how much improvement your teen needs to hit their goals

4. Use the decision tree to decide... are we done, or do we retake?

5. If you're retaking, use the sample 8-12 week study plan to see how to improve their score

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