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Please consult the Terms and Conditions: Testing Rules and Policies for more specific information.  \nColleges, universities, and scholarship agencies use ACT® scores to make decisions about admission, scholarship awards, and course placement. ACT takes very seriously its responsibility to report valid test scores that accurately reflect examinees’ educational achievement and independent work.  \nTo maintain the integrity of test scores, ACT conducts reviews of testing irregularities and situations where score validity may have been compromised or is in question. These reviews, known as Individual Score Reviews, are designed to fairly address concerns associated with an individual's ACT scoresand to balance the interests of ACT, examinees, and score recipients in reaching aresolution.  \nWhen registering for and taking the ACT, examinees agree to abide by the Terms and Conditions: Testing Rules and Policies for the ACT Test (the Terms and Conditions), including those related to the ACT Individual Score Review process. The following excerpt is from the Terms and Conditions, available at [www.act.org/the-act/terms](www.act.org/the-act/terms:)[:](www.act.org/the-act/terms:) “In some cases, test staff may not suspect, observe, or report prohibited behavior in the testing process, but other information comes to the attention of ACT that raises questions about the validity of an examinee’s test scores. For example, ACT may find unusual similarities in an examinee’s answers and the answers of another examinee  \nthrough statistical or other analyses, indicators that an examinee may have falsified his or her identity or impersonated someone else, indicators of possible advance access to test questions or answers, or other indicators that an examinee’s test scores may not be valid. In these cases, ACT may choose to conduct an Individual Score Review   If your ACT scores become the subject of an Individual Score Review, ACT will send you a letter that gives you three options: (1) submit documentation to ACT in support of your scores; (2) take a free, private retest to resolve the score review; or (3) voluntarily cancel your scores. Additional details regarding these options will be provided in ACT correspondence to you   If you choose to submit documentation to ACTin support of your scores, this documentation is provided to a Test Security Review Panel, which will consider the totality of the evidence from you and ACT and determine whether to recommend cancellation of the scores.”  \nIdentification and Review of Testing Irregularities  \nACT does not engage in random reviews of test scores. Rather, some specific situation or instigating factor leads to the Individual Score Review.  \nInformation external to ACT: ACT may receive requests to verify test scores from persons outside ACT. For example, a school counselor or a college admissions officer who has received a score report from an examinee may contact ACT because the examinee’s record of academic performance seems inconsistent with their test scores, or because the test  \nscores from another test date are substantially different than the other test scores for the examinee. ACT generally treats such requests as confidential.  \nInformation within ACT: ACT staff may become aware of irregularities in the scoring patterns of an examinee or in the answers of examinees at the same test center.  \nIndividual Score Reviews are generally handled the same way regardless of the source or situation that initiates the review. ACT will first review information on file related to an examinee’s scores and other available information. If there is insufficient evidence to question the validity of the scores, the review will be closed. 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