ACT

What is the ACT?
A test used by colleges to assist them with the admissions process. Juniors who plan on attending a four-year college are encouraged to register for the ACT. __ [|http://www.actstudent.org] __

= 2014-2015 Test Dates =
 * ===Test Date=== || ===Registration Deadline=== || ===(Late Fee Required)=== ||
 * September 13, 2014 || August 8, 2014 || August 9 - 22 2014 ||
 * October 25, 2014 || September 19, 2014 || September 20 - October 4, 2014 ||
 * December 13, 2013 || November 7, 2014 || November 8 - 21, 2014 ||
 * February 7, 2015 || January 9, 2015 || January 10 - 16, 2015 ||
 * April 18, 2015 || March 13, 2015 || March 14 - 27, 2015 ||
 * June 13, 2015 || May 8, 2015 || May 9 - 22, 2015 ||

__Test Fees for 2014-2015:__
$38.00 ACT Only (NO Writing) $54.50 ACT Plus Writing

ACT ACTion Newsletter - Spring 2007
Students who have taken additional relevant coursework since they last tested may wish to retest, since they have reason to believe they will do better next time. Students who believe their previous scores do not accurately reflect their achievement may also wish to retest. If, for example, they were ill or otherwise indisposed when tested, or if they were unfamiliar with testing procedures, it is reasonable to expect that they may do better on retesting. ACT research shows that of the students who took the ACT more than once:
 * 55% increased their composite score on the retest
 * 22% had no change in their composite score on the retest
 * 23% decreased their composite score on the retest

March 2 Success
Developed by the U.S. Army for you is free. There is no obligation. Sections include an ACT Program (ACT preparation, online practice test with performance feedback).

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Also look at: @http://www.sophia.org/preparing-for-college/act-test-preparation