Big changes are coming to the ACT in 2025! The following infographic provides a visual overview of the structure and content of the new, enhanced ACT.
We’re updating our ACT practice materials to align with the new version of the test. We now have five practice tests for the enhanced ACT, with more coming later this year. Get started with a free full-length practice test.
Originally published on January 14, 2025. Updated on June 9, 2025.
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