Need advice on composite scores

Just got my test back and the composite score is 30. I'm kinda new to this, what exactly does this mean and is it a good score?

A composite score of 30 on the ACT is a solid score, placing you in the 94th percentile of all test takers. This means you've scored higher than 94% of students who've taken the test, which is impressive.

The composite score is the average of your scores in the four different sections (English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science) of the ACT. Each of these sections is scored out of 36, and the composite score is an average of these four scores, also out of 36.

While the value of your score depends on the standards of the colleges you're aiming for, generally a 30 is an indicator of strong academic ability and it could make you competitive at many colleges and universities. However, remember that test scores are only one factor in college admissions. High school GPA, extracurricular activities, recommendation letters, and essays are also crucial parts of your application.

If you're curious about how your score stacks up to other applicants at certain colleges, look at the middle 50% ACT scores for admitted students. This information is usually posted on a school's admissions website. This can give you an idea of how your score compares to the scores of other students who were accepted by that school. For example, if the middle 50% scores are 28-32, you're right in the mix with a 30.

But remember, ultimately, you want to be applying to colleges because they are a good fit for you academically, financially, and socially, not just because your test score fits into their range.