ACT
ACT TEST DATES
FAQ's about the ACT:
When should you take the ACT?
Students who plan to be college bound after high school can begin taking the ACT at any time. We recommend that high achieving students begin taking the ACT during their sophomore year. Most college bound students begin taking the ACT during their junior year.
How many times can a student take the ACT?
A student can take the ACT test no more than 12 times total.
How is the ACT test scored?
See the following site for information about how the ACT test is scored: Understanding your ACT Scores
How much does the ACT test cost?
The ACT (No Writing) costs $60.00, while the ACT with Writing costs $85.00. It is important to check with the college to which you plan to apply to see whether it requires the ACT or the ACT with Writing (very few colleges require ACT with Writing). Remember that all students are eligible for 1 test paid for by the district and students who are eligible to participate in the federal free/reduced lunch program are eligible for 2 additional (total, not per year) fee waivers. See Mattie Bonzon in the counseling office for more information.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE ACT
If this is your FIRST TIME registering for the ACT: Click here for instructions to create an account and register for the ACT. Remember, ACT registration deadlines are typically 4-5 weeks before the date of the test.