Why Alkaline Gets an âAâ. Simply put, some foods are acidifying when introduced to the body, and others are alkalizing. So what you consume on a daily basis will change the pH levels of your blood, saliva and urine. The pH scale goes from 0-14 (with acidic substances falling below 7 and basic substances falling above 7).
Your scores will be available to you online via your ETS GACEÂ® testing account. For more information on score reporting dates and accessing scores, see Score Reporting Dates. Your scores are made available to the GaPSC, to your program provider (if you have one), and to any other score recipients you designate. Your score report is for your information only; there is no need to send it to GaPSC or your program provider.
How to Get Your ACT Score Report. Students who have an ACT student web account and tested on a national test date will be able to get their ACT scores online. Most multiple-choice scores are available online approximately 2.5 weeks after the test date. Most writing scores are available a few weeks after that. Note that viewing scores online does not speed up the score reporting process; official score reports are mailed approximately three to eight weeks after the test date. You can find the online score release dates on our ACT Test Dates page.