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Official concordance tables provide a comparison of relative standing, not a performance prediction. All outputs are estimates, not official results. Confirm decisions with the exam authority.
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ACT to SAT concordance
The 2018 ACT / College Board concordance remains the latest official edition listed by ACT; the table is not updated annually. It compares relative standing, not individual outcomes.
Concordant SAT total midpoint
1310
The official 2018 table includes ACT composite scores 9–36 and remains the latest edition listed by ACT. Last verified:2026-11-01.
Source and verification record
- Exam year / series
- 2018 concordance
- Last verified
- 2026-11-01
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Interpretation and limitations
Official concordance tables provide a comparison of relative standing, not a performance prediction. A worked concordance example: an ACT composite of 28 maps to an SAT total midpoint of 1,310 in the 2018 concordance. This compares relative standing; it does not predict an individual's SAT result. AP, GCSE and A-level cutoffs vary by subject and exam series. WAEC and NECO admissions requirements vary by institution, so the editable credit checker does not state an official admissions rule.
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SAT / ACT Score Reference ACT composite: 28 Concordant SAT midpoint: 1310 Table year: 2018
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