This guide is for students who haven’t started studying yet and have just one week left. If you’ve already been preparing, your strategy for your final week should look different. Set Realistic Expectations Here’s the hard truth: if you’re taking the ACT in one week and haven’t studied yet,...
Read MoreThis post is for students who have been preparing for the ACT and are one week away from the test.Haven’t started studying yet? Here’s what to do if you only have one week left. Trust the Prep You’ve Already Done You might feel pressure to do more in...
Read MoreThe ACT English Test is the first section of the ACT and is designed to assess students’ ability to revise and edit written texts. Students have 35 minutes to answer 50 questions. Rather than testing isolated grammar rules, the section is passage-based and asks students to step into the role of...
Read MoreLearn what you should do the day before and the day of the ACT and SAT, as well as what to bring and what not to bring to the test.
Read MoreIf you are a Florida high school student planning to attend college in-state, the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program can pay for up to 100% of your tuition. We put together a guide to how the program works, what you need to do to qualify, and how your test scores fit...
Read MoreOne month is not a lot of time for ACT prep, but you can make real improvements if you use your four weeks strategically and focus your energy where it counts. Here is your step-by-step game plan to make the most of your remaining weeks and walk into test day with...
Read MoreAre you taking the ACT this year? View test dates, regular registration deadlines, and late registration deadlines.
Read MoreThe ACT is scored in a few steps:Your raw score is calculated for each section.Your raw score is converted to a scaled score.Your individual section scores are combined into a Composite score.If you test more than once, you may also be able to report a Superscore. Here's how each step works. Section...
Read MoreEducators can help students manage the SAT and ACT testing process by providing resources about the tests. We recommend creating an informational packet that you can give to your families as they start the testing process. Here’s a sample packet for inspiration. Please feel free to download and use it.
Read MoreLearn about the structure, format, and content of the enhanced ACT with our visual guide to the new version of the test.
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