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What does your ACT score report mean for you? You are going to receive a score report, like the sample one below, either by mail, email or you can check your scores online about two to three weeks after you have taken the test.
You know that most colleges require either the ACT or the SAT as a part of admissions testing but which one should you take? We believe that understanding the differences between the two standardized tests shows that the ACT gives you a better opportunity to do well with dedicated preparation.
In this post we will explain why we think you'll succeed at the ACT if you apply the strategies and tips that Andy has developed over a decade of tutoring experience.
In this post, we are going to breakdown the format of the ACT so you will know what to expect on the day of your exam.
Whether it is your first time taking the ACT or not, understanding how the test is designed can be beneficial to how you approach it.
What does your ACT score report mean for you? Y...
date published Sept. 5, 2019
ACT Test Dates (National and Internationa...
date published Aug. 18, 2019 category Announcements, category Test Prep Resources
You know that most colleges require either the ...
date published June 30, 2019