The ACT test comprises four subject areas: English, reading, mathematics, and optional science and writing tests. The ACT assessment helps colleges determine how well students are prepared for college. Colleges use the ACT scores for student admissions, advising, and placement as well as for merit-based scholarship awards. Minnesota's state universities generally require a composite score of 21 or higher for admission. The highest possible ACT score is 36. Nationally 60 percent of U.S. graduating classes took the ACT test.
Many students take the ACT more than once...if you need to register, you'll need to know your ACT ID Number. This information can be found on the top center of your score report. For more information and to register for the ACT, click here.
ACT (No Science, No Writing) $68
Includes reports for you, your high school, and up to four college choices (click here for college codes)
Add Science $4
Add Writing $25
Additional Fees
Late Registration Fee is $40.
Test Change Fee is $48.
All fees are nonrefundable unless otherwise noted.
All juniors at Maple Grove Senior High take the ACT during school hours for free in the spring each year (2026 exam date is March 17).
We have partnered with Revolution Prep to provide two virtual opportunities: ACT 101 (ACT Boot Camp) and an ACT Practice Exam. PRE-Registration for these virtual sessions is REQUIRED. Links to register can be found on the Maple Grove Senior High and Rev Prep website.
EBSCO through Destiny Library
EBSCO offers a guided ACT course, digital SAT prep, AP test prep and more!