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ACT Test Signup - What should I know?

Hey, I'm ready to take the ACT but I am clueless about how to sign up? Can anyone guide me through the steps? When is the best time to sign up to ensure getting the test center of my choice?

3 months ago

Signing up for the ACT can be easily done online through their official website. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Start by creating an account on the ACT website. You will need an email to register your account. Ensure that you have access to this email, as any important notifications will be sent there.

2. After setting up your account, the next step is to register for a test. You'll need to provide specific information including your high school coursework details and the colleges where you want your scores sent.

3. Select your test date. ACT is typically offered seven times in a school year – September, October, December, February, April, June, and July.

4. You'll need to select your preferred testing center. The list of nearby centers will be automatically populated based on your zip code. The slots at these centers are usually handed out on a first-come, first-serve basis, hence signing up early allows you to get your desired test center.

5. After choosing your test center and date, you'll need to pay the registration fee. The ACT (without Writing) costs $60, and the ACT (with Writing) costs $85. Fee waivers are available for eligible students.

Remember, preparing for the ACT should also involve understanding the format of the test, practicing with sample questions, and taking full-length practice exams.

Regarding the best time to sign up, it would be ideal to register as early as possible after registration opens. This not only secures your spot but also provides the most flexibility in terms of your choice of testing location. Test centers have a maximum capacity and can fill up quickly, especially in larger cities.

Good luck with your ACT registration and preparation!

3 months ago

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