The ACT has changed. The new version of the test is shorter and offers students more choice and flexibility. The infographic below compares the new version (“Enhanced ACT”) to the old version (“Legacy ACT”), so you can see what’s changing and what’s staying the same.
Our team has updated our practice materials to reflect the changes to the ACT. We now have 10 full-length enhanced ACT practice tests, as well as 1,650+ targeted practice questions.
When should you start preparing for the ACT and SAT?
In general, it’s best to start preparing for the ACT and SAT in the spring of your sophomore year or the summer after your sophomore year. Summer is an excellent time to prepare because you don’t have to worry about the...
The SAT hasn't just gone digital—the test has fundamentally changed. Our infographic provides a detailed overview of the structure and content of the new computer adaptive test.
Recently the makers of the ACT announced three new changes coming to the ACT starting in September of 2020. These changes include online testing, retaking single sections, and superscores.
Timing is everything. This age-old saying is applicable to so many things, especially standardized testing. One of the main purposes of standardized tests is to compare a large group of students, and the timing restriction is a critical component of achieving that comparison. The clock may seem like an unforgiving...
Have you ever felt the stomach-dropping realization that you have five questions left and only two minutes on the clock?
For some students, time is the biggest challenge on tests like the SAT, ACT, ISEE, and SSAT.
Perhaps you’ve studied the content, and you understand all of the concepts. But the moment...
This 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...
Students are allowed to use a calculator during the math portion of the ACT. Generally, 4-function, graphing, and scientific calculators are allowed, as long as they meet ACT guidelines. For more details, refer to the full calculator policy on ACT's website.
ACT Calculator Restrictions
Some calculators have features that...
In response to the uncertainty of the COVID-19 situation, the ACT and College Board have rescheduled upcoming ACT and SAT test dates to keep students safe and healthy. Read on to learn about new dates and other important changes.
