G10 Pre-ACT Info Session

STEM score is the average of the math and science test scores.

Most students do NOT take the ACT until the spring of their Grade 11.

Like the PSAT, Pre-ACT is never intended to be seen or used by colleges.

Unlike the ACT, Pre-ACT does NOT test trigonometry.

Composite Scores are the average of the English, math, reading and science test scores, rounded to a whole number.

University outside the US will also require either the ACT or SAT test as part of admissions.

Not every international school has the opportunity to take the Pre-ACT exam.

The test includes 4 timed sections: English, Math, Reading and Science.

The PreACT can earn you scholarships if you choose to have the agency send your scores to colleges.

ACT is short for American College Testing.

Test-takers may use approved calculators on the exam.

In the Maths section, questions get harder in the end.

Unlike the ACT, the highest possible PreACT score is a 35.

The Science section mostly tests scientific reasoning, rather than scientific knowledge.

While the SAT offers students basic formulas at the beginning of the Math section, the ACT suite of tests does not.