I cannot answer your question but would like to ask a related one -- if a student takes the EXPLORE and ACT at almost the same time, how would one predict the ACT scores from the EXPLORE scores? The tests are made by the same company, and the company has deliberately made the top score on EXPLORE sections (25) lower than the top score on ACT sections (36). Does an EXPLORE composite of 20 predict the same ACT composite score?



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