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ACT Test RegistrationACT Test Registration

You can register for the ACT Test either online or by mail.  Online ACT Test registration has several advantages over mail-based sign ups.  Online ACT Test registration is faster and it enables you to determine if your testing location has space for you.  Registering for the ACT Test online also allows you to print your ACT admission ticket.

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ACT ScoresACT Scores


You will receive ACT Scores in each of the four tests (english, mathematics, reading and science) as well as a composite score.  The ACT Scores will range from 1 to 36 and the ACT Composite score will be an average of the four subject area tests.
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Free ACT Practice ExamsFree ACT Practice Tests


Our directory of Free ACT Practice Tests is listed below.  ACT Practice Tests are an important way to study for the ACT Test.  Our free ACT practice tests provide you with an opportunity to assess how well you are prepared for the actual ACT Test, and then to concentrate on the areas you need work on.

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ACT Test OverviewACT Test Overview


The ACT Test is a standardized exam that is used by U.S. colleges in their admissions process.  The ACT Test serves a similar function to the SAT in that both are used by colleges and universities as a factor in admissions. 

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ACT Test PrepACT Test Prep- Top Ten Study Tips

Follow these top study tips to improve your score on the ACT Test.

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ACT Test Dates2010 ACT Test Dates


The ACT Test is given several times a year, as listed in the table below.  Most high school students choose to take the ACT Test during the spring of their junior year and/or the fall of the senior year.
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