Java Program.. HELP (switch statement)

Question

I need help on fixing this program for school.ive looked at information online but i still do not see what i am doing wrong.
The College Rewards Program is based on a student�s achievements on the ACT Test. Students that have excelled on the test are going to be rewarded for the hard work that they put into high school and studying for the exam. The following are the rewards that will be given to students. They are cumulative, and they get all rewards below their score.
1. 35-36 $100 a week spending money
2. 33-34 Free computer
3. 31-32 $10,000 free room and board
4. 25-30 $5000 off the years tuition
5. 21-24 $500 in free books per year
6. 17-20 Free notebook
7. 0-16 Sorry, no rewards, please study and try taking the ACT again.
Make a prompt so the user is asked for their ACT score( be careful).
Change the ACT score into a number
Then have the program use that number to display a message about the Rewards program.
Sample output:
What was your score on the ACT: 44
Entry error, please enter a number from 0 to 36.      (error trap wrong numbers)
What was your score on the ACT: 27
You got a 27 on the ACT, your rewards are:      ( have it number the rewards)
1. $5,000 off the year�s tuition
2. $500 dollars a year in books
3. A free notebook
Congratulations on your hard work and good score.
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.*;
public class Act
    public static void main (String [] args)
         Scanner scan = new Scanner( System.in );
          int score,reward;
          score=0;
          boolean goodnum;
          do
                  System.out.println( "What was your ACT score? " );
                          score = scan.nextInt() ;
          if (score >0 || score <36) goodnum = true;      
               else
                System.out.println ("Please enter the correct number");
                          goodnum=false;     
                while (score<0 || score>36) {
                          if (score==35 || score==36) reward=1;
                               else if (score ==34 || score score==33) reward=2;
                                    else if (score==32 || score==31) reward=3;
                                         else if (score>=25 && score<=30) reward=4;
                                              else if (score>=21 && score<=24) reward=5;
                                                 else if (score>=17 && score<=20) reward=6;
                                                          else reward=7;
    c=0
    switch (reward) {
    case 1: $100 a week spending money
              c++
              System.out.println ("$100 a week spending money");     
    case 2:     Free computer
              c++
              System.out.println ("Free computer");     
        case 3:      $10,000 free room and board
              c++
              System.out.println ("$10,000 free room and board");
    case 4:      $5000 off the years tuition
          c++
          System.out.println ("$5000 off the years tuition");
    case 5:      $500 in free books per year
          c++
           System.out.println ("$500 in free books per year");
    case 6:      Free notebook
          c++
          System.out.println ("Free notebook");
    case 7:      Free notebook
          c++
          System.out.println ("Sorry, no rewards, please study and try taking the ACT again.");
          break;
    default:
         System.out.println ("Sorry, no rewards, please study and try taking the ACT again.");
        break;
    }

Answer 1

There are some strange things going on here that could be fixed, so I'll just put my version of how i'd handle this up.
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.*; // is this really needed? Scanner's the only class I see
public class Act {
  public static void main( String[] args ) {
    Scanner scan = new Scanner( System.in );
    int score, reward; // don't need to set a value yet
    boolean goodnum;
    do {
      System.out.println( "What was your ACT score? " );
      score = scan.nextInt();
      if ( score >= 0 && score <= 36 ) goodnum = true; // note the && and =s
      else {
        System.out.println( "Please enter a valid number (between 0 and 36)." );
        goodnum = false;
    } while ( !goodnum ); // when this loop finished, the number will be between 0 and 36, a good number
    if ( score >= 35 ) reward = 1;      // save yourself the typing, by now score must be between 0 and 36
    else if ( score >= 33 ) reward = 2; // so just go down with else ifs.
    else if ( score >= 31 ) reward = 3; // this will only reach the lowest point.
    else if ( score >= 25 ) reward = 4;
    else if ( score >= 21 ) reward = 5;
    else if ( score >= 17 ) reward = 6;
    else reward = 7;
    // what was the c for? reward already tells how well they did
    // You handled the switch statement almost perfectly
    // don't break so that reward progressively adds to the output
    if ( reward >= 6 ) { // this if statement is optional, just for good esteem. You could even take it out of the if{}
      System.out.println( "For your score of "+String.valueOf( score )+" you will be rewarded the following:" );
    switch ( reward ) {
      case 1: // $100/week spending money
        System.out.println( "$100 a week spending money." );
      case 2: // Free computer
        System.out.println( "Free computer." );
      case 3: // $10,000 room and board
        System.out.println( "$10,000 free room and board." );
      case 4: // $5000 off tuition
        System.out.println( "$5000 off the year's tuition." );
      case 5: // $500 in free books per year
        System.out.println( "$500 in free books per year." );
      case 6: // Free notebook
        System.out.println( "Free notebook." );
        break; // break here to keep away from discouraging the fine score
      case 7: // since 7 and default are the same result, ignore this and it'll pass to default
      default: // but technically, since reward must be from 1 to 7, default would never explicitly be called
        System.out.println( "Sorry, no rewards. Please study and try taking the ACT again." );
        break; // likely this break is unneccessary
}That works in my head, hope it works on your computer.