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ACT

American College Testing

The ACT is a US college admissions test measuring English, math, reading, science, and optional writing skills.

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Overview

The ACT is an American college entrance exam that plays a pivotal role in undergraduate admissions decisions.

  • Comprises English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and an optional Writing test, offering a comprehensive academic review.
  • Available in both paper and computer-based formats to accommodate various testing preferences.
  • The ACT is designed to reflect the breadth of knowledge and skills that students have acquired in their academic journey.

Clarifying the ACT Test Layout

The ACT consists of four mandatory sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science Reasoning, with an optional Writing Test. It is unique for its science section, testing analytical skills in addition to educational content. The ACT is available in both paper and digital formats, with the latter becoming increasingly prevalent.

ACT exam sections

    English

    Assesses standard written English and rhetoric.

    Question Types:

    Involves essays or passages and questions.

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    Duration

    45 min

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    Questions

    75

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    Score

    1-36

    Math

    Evaluates math skills up to grade 12.

    Question Types:

    Evaluates math skills up to grade 12.

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    Duration

    60 min

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    Questions

    60

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    Score

    1-36

    Reading

    Measures first-year college reading comprehension.

    Question Types:

    Features passages from four subject areas.

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    Duration

    35 min

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    Questions

    40

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    Score

    1-36

    Science

    Tests skills in natural science reasoning.

    Question Types:

    Consists of data analysis and conflicting viewpoints.

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    Duration

    35 min

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    Questions

    40

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    Score

    1-36

ACT Exam Registration

Visit ACT Registration page

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ACT, Inc. offers various registration methods for the ACT test, designed to accommodate students' preferences. The ACT can be registered for by:

  • Online
  • By Mail
  • Through Your High School Counselor

  • Set Up an ACT Account:

    • Go to the ACT registration page on the ACT website (act.org).
    • Click on "Register for the ACT".
    • Enter your personal information to create a new account.

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  • Complete Your ACT Profile:

    • Sign in to your account.
    • Fill out the registration form with detailed educational and personal information.

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  • Select the ACT Test Option:

    • Choose the ACT test, and decide if you want to take the writing test.

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  • Schedule and Pay for Your Test:

    • Pick a test date and location from the options provided.
    • Confirm your details, pay the registration fee, and prepare for the test.

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ACT Exam Fees

The ACT has a set fee for the exam without the writing section, and additional charges apply for other services:

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$60

Registration Fees without Writing

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$85

Registration Fee with Writing

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$35

Late Registration Fee

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$15

Additional Score report Fee

Maximizing Your Preparation for the ACT

The ACT is a college readiness assessment that provides a composite score based on English, mathematics, reading, and science reasoning.

    Understand the Test Structure:

    Learn about the ACT's format, including the English, Math, Reading, and Science sections, and the optional Writing test.

    Utilize Official ACT Materials:

    Learn about the ACT's format, including the English, Math, Reading, and Science sections, and the optional Writing test.

    Enhance Grammar and Usage Skills:

    The ACT English section tests grammar and usage. Regular review of grammar rules and practice with editing exercises can be beneficial.

    Brush Up on Scientific Reasoning:

    For the Science section, focus on sharpening your interpretation, analysis, evaluation, reasoning, and problem-solving skills.

    Create a Study Plan:

    Organize a study schedule that allocates time for each section of the ACT, considering your strengths and weaknesses.

    Stay Confident and Positive:

    Approach your ACT preparation with confidence, ensuring that you have a positive mindset throughout the study process.

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