All About the ACT

ACT will allow you to test on different dates for special circumstances such as extracurricular activities.

The ACT focuses on memorized vocabulary.

Strategies for success include pacing yourself, knowing directions, and taking practice tests.

While waiting for your test to begin, you can use mental and physical relaxation techniques.

Test taking strategies include keeping things in perspective and getting organized.

ACT tests that are taken on paper usually take about 3 - 8 days for your results to post.

You can use your own calculator on the science test.

When checking in on the test date, you must provide a picture id.

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When taking the english test, be aware of the writing style used in the essay.

You should try and pace yourself for the reading test.

You are allowed to use your cell phone or electronic device during the break between the math and reading test.

Our plan for you includes teaching you timing skills and improving reading retention.

The ACT is an IQ test.

The ACT consists of english, math, reading, and science.

It is encouraged to bring a snack into your testing room in case you get hungry during the test.

If you get tired while taking the test, take a quick 2 minute nap to help you refocus.

If you don't know the answer, you should leave it blank.

Have a Panic Strategy. Give yourself a time out and take slow, deep breaths.

For the science test, quickly go through the questions - don't waste time analyzing conflicting viewpoints.

You cannot use a calculator on the math test.