Hi guys, I recently signed an offer at a BB, and I went back to see my ACT scores and I miscalculated my score to be 36. However, I actually got a 35. Should I let HR know or would they just never check? Thanks.
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I doubt they would check. I have never gotten asked for official proof for my scores. Maybe since you gave them a perfect score they might ask for it but I doubt it.
Not a huge deal but how tf do you “miscalculate” your score? It’s literally on the sheet
I dug through my old files and found my score report. I thought I rounded up to a 36 but it got rounded down to a 35.
I got a 29 and here I am. Who cares, it’s a one point difference
Yeah you're fucked
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