The ACT is a college admission test that is designed to assess your academic readiness for college.
The ACT Exam is a standardized test that serves as a measurement of aptitude and critical thinking. Colleges and universities in the United States carefully review exam results when admitting students to schools. ACT scores are an important factor of consideration. Therefore, performing well on the ACT is a key component to your future.
The ACT is comprised of four subject areas: english, mathematics, reading and science.
There is a second version of the ACT as well: the ACT with writing.
This variation of the ACT includes the previous four subject tests, in addition to a 40-minute writing test. The ACT with writing is usually preferred by most colleges and therefore more popular.
The ACT includes 215 multiple-choice questions and takes about 3 and a half hours to complete.
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Register to take the ACT
Upcoming ACT Test Calendar 2016
April 8, 2017 June 10, 2017 September, 9 2017 October, 28, 2017 December, 9, 2017
ACT STUDY GUIDE Download a free preparation booklet with test information, complete practice tests with scoring keys, and a writing prompt. 
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College & Career Planning
ACT Profile
Struggling to define your future career path? Not sure what life after high school looks like?
Check out ACT Profile, a free online tool that helps students answer that all-famous question:
“What do I want to do?”
ACT Profile
Struggling to define your future career path? Not sure what life after high school looks like?
Check out ACT Profile, a free online tool that helps students answer that all-famous question:
“What do I want to do?”
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Prepare for the ACT
Prepare for the ACT with this English section tutorial.
This is one of a series of free online ACT tutorials which can be found at: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=... 
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The ACT Student Web Account ...
where you can register for the test, upload your photo, send your scores and more! SIGN UP / LOG IN Learn how to create an account if you've: never tested / tested before |
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