Japanese

[Fushichou]

I wonder what ACT scores Stanford usually takes...

[Setherzam]

Err...the maximum score for the ACT is a 40, you got the wrong test Oni.

woah woah, what ACT have you been taking? the maximum score on the ACT is a 36 not 40.

40 would be worse anyways, would make me feel badly about my score.

[onizuka-gto]

Since when does speaking English well translate into being smart?

When typing & speaking English remain the only constant thing you can reasonably judge someone by, on this cursed Interweb.


Which is probably why action/3D social interaction during persist ant games are much better to judge some by, as actions do speak louder then words.

[Beware the talking cat]

Since when does speaking English well translate into being smart?

When typing & speaking English remain the only constant thing you can reasonably judge someone by, on this cursed Interweb.

although teh ways people speaks english on teh itraweb somestimes doesn't reflect their skillz.

[ainsoph9]

Well, maybe it comes to down the saying of "it is better to keep your mouth shut and have people think you half of a fool than to open your mouth and confirm it."

[Rectifier]

Err...the maximum score for the ACT is a 40, you got the wrong test Oni.

woah woah, what ACT have you been taking? the maximum score on the ACT is a 36 not 40.

40 would be worse anyways, would make me feel badly about my score.

Oh lmao, thanks, now I feel smarter ^_^

Check the Score Percentiles Section
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACT_(examination)

As for the Stanford question, it looks like according to this random data I found that the average ACT score for accepted incoming freshman is between 28 and 32.