How To Register To Retake The Act

Act scores from october 1 1966 to today are stored online by the act.

How to register to retake the act. Students must first take a full act test and have a valid composite score on file. Before you begin registering make sure you know the registration deadlines for the exam you plan to take. The full act with writing 70 00 includes reports for you your high school and up to four colleges if codes are provided when you register. If you took the act during high school you might not need to retake the test now. The full act no writing 55 00 includes reports for you your high school and up to four colleges if codes are provided when you register.

Register for the act test today. Beginning in september 2020 unlimited free score reports will be available for students who have taken the act with a fee waiver so they may send their superscore or scores from any individual test even those taken previously during the act national test and state and. This is great news for students who may love their act score in one two or three of the four act test sections but have a particular area or areas that s bringing. You will be charged the full fee for the new test date in addition to the test date change fee. As the act test changes so are the fee waiver and score sending policies.

Use a laptop or desktop computer with internet explorer version 8 or higher chrome version 18 or higher firefox version 7 or higher or safari version 5 or higher. To retake individual sections of the act exam rather than taking the entire test again. Log in to your myact account and select make changes to your registration or call act registration at 319 337 1270 by the regular deadline for the new test date. Students may take up to three section retests on any one test date. Tablets and mobile phones are not recommended.

The act test is a curriculum based education and career planning tool for high school students that assesses the mastery of college readiness standards. Go to the act registration website. Offered seven times a year on the same dates as the national act test. There are no limits on the number of times a student may take a retest. While the act will send scores from as far back as 1966 some colleges require you to send an act score from the last 3 5 years.

If you ve already taken the act now is the time to think about retesting and building your superscore. The act has announced their intention to offer a new option. Registering for the act isn t difficult but you do want to make sure you plan ahead and have the information you ll need at hand.