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BRIEF SUMMARY
The American College Testing Program Assessment (ACT) is one of the major standardized college entrance exams. The ACT is given during eleventh or twelfth grade and is a three-hour multiple-choice exam divided into four parts: English, mathematics, reading and science reasoning, always in that order. Many colleges in the South and Midwest require students to take the ACT test and submit their scores when applying for admission; other institutions accept either the ACT or the SAT. The ACT is growing in popularity: about 1.7 million copies of the test are given annually (in October, December, February, April, June and, in some states, September), as compared to 1.8 million copies of the SAT.
Also see Entrance Exams.
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SHARED WISDOM
- What I have learned
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RESOURCES
- The ACT website
- The ACT Test for U.S. Students
- ACT vs. SAT
- Information on the ACT Test for K-12 Educators and Administrators
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This post was last modified by Kelly Dunn on September 17, 2018.
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