Embedded Files
Preparing for the ACT
Preparing for the ACT
What preparations are being done at Lakeland Union High School?
What preparations are being done at Lakeland Union High School?
Math and English classes will be integrating reviews of basic skills into classes throughout the months preceding the ACT
Junior TB20's are using Methodize to review topics from each subject area and are reviewing material weekly.
Students will take a test similar to the ACT twice in Freshmen and Sophomore years, and then Fall of Junior year. The easiest way to prepare for the test without additional resources is to take these assessments seriously!
What additional preparations can be done?
What additional preparations can be done?
ACT.org has a multitude of free test prep resources
Kaplan has a Question of the Day for ACT questions. You can sign up for them to be emailed directly to you!
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has a variety of preparation materials - even a writing prompt!
BadgerLink has many resources through our schools library account as well. While in school, students can access them via the library webpage.
For remote access:
From https://badgerlink.dpi.wi.gov choose “Minocqua – Lakeland Union High School” from the dropdown and enter "luhs."
Reasons to take the ACT
Reasons to take the ACT
Information sourced from ACT.org
The ACT could help you save thousands on tuition.
The ACT could help you save thousands on tuition.
Taking the ACT test can increase your chances of earning new or better scholarships. One counselor found that over 10 years, more of her students earned more scholarship dollars with ACT scores than SAT scores.
Take classes at the right level to fall in love with them, not fall behind.
Take classes at the right level to fall in love with them, not fall behind.
Colleges use ACT scores to place you in the right classes at the right level. And, your ACT score can help you place out of remedial coursework rather than sitting for additional placement tests on campus — saving time and money!
The ACT lets you use a calculator on the whole test, not just a fraction
The ACT lets you use a calculator on the whole test, not just a fraction
Students who take the ACT can use a calculator for the entire math section! The SAT does not allow this.
The biggest surprise about the ACT? You’ve been studying for it for years.
The biggest surprise about the ACT? You’ve been studying for it for years.
Every question on the ACT is based on the high school curriculum you are already familiar with. While you’ve been studying for your classes, you've been preparing for the ACT.
The ACT is a comprehensive test, including STEM.
The ACT is a comprehensive test, including STEM.
The ACT gives you the chance to stand out with a unique STEM score, a measure of preparedness for courses in STEM related majors. From climate change to communication platforms, massive challenges mean massive opportunities for STEM careers.
Unlike other Standardized Tests, on the ACT incorrect answers don't count against your score.
Unlike other Standardized Tests, on the ACT incorrect answers don't count against your score.
Being able to make an educated guess is a skill, not something you should be punished for. On the ACT, when you’re not certain of an answer, taking your best guess is your best option - incorrect answers don't count against your score.
Results may help students with College and Career Planning.
Results may help students with College and Career Planning.
Junior year of high school is "crunch time" for figuring out what comes after graduation. ACT offers a free eBook, from the college and career readiness experts at ACT, gives students useful tips, advice, and strategies for planning a path to college and career.
Page updated
Report abuse