An advantage of online ACT registration is that you will know instantly whether your chosen test center has open availability. Additionally, you can print your ACT admission ticket.
Beginning with the testing year, online options were added for students with disabilities who choose to take the ACT at national test centers as well as for students who wish to test in a standby mode. ACT scores are given in each of the four tests english, mathematics, reading and science. An ACT composite score is given as well. In addition, you will be given subscores for the English, Mathematics and Reading subject area tests. The subscores range from 1 to 18 and do not necessarily add up to your subject area ACT scores.
Knowing the most accurate ACT test dates is crucial for a solid test-taking plan. Though you might be tempted to go ahead and register for the next possible test date, what you should really be doing is finding a date that works well for you and your schedule. In this guide, we offer an overview of upcoming ACT test dates, registration deadlines, and score release dates. We also give you tips on how to choose an ACT test date and go over which test dates work best for juniors, seniors, and more.
ACT test dates are generally on Saturdays, but you might be able to take the ACT on a different date if you have a religious exemption or are taking a special administration of the test. Here, we give you the upcoming ACT test dates, normal registration deadlines, late registration deadlines, and score release dates. The dates are organized into two tables: one for the remaining test dates and one for the test dates. The test dates for have all been confirmed by ACT, Inc.
Some of these dates may be projections. The test dates , registration deadlines, and score release dates for ha ve b een confirmed by ACT, Inc. All ACT testing dates after July are our own projections and are subject to change. The score release dates are based on estimates of past score releases. In the tables above, there are two dates in the "Online Score Release" columns. The first date is for multiple-choice scores — your composite ACT score and your individual section scores for English, Math, Reading, and Science.
The second date is for complete ACT scores; these are your multiple-choice scores plus your Writing essay score. If you take the ACT with Writing, note that the essay usually takes an additional two weeks for scoring, meaning you won't receive your full ACT score report with your essay grade until about four weeks after your test date. Also, be aware that any colleges you put down to get your scores won't have access to your official ACT score report until your essay has been graded as well.
To help you plan your test-taking schedule, we've created a handy visual representation of the ACT dates. This calendar shows us how ACT tests are staggered throughout the year, as well as where the overlapping of score release dates and registration deadlines often occurs:. You probably noticed right away that ACT test dates are clustered closely together in the fall and more spread out in the spring.
This is done to give seniors more chances at attaining their ACT goal scores before college application deadlines typically in the late fall and early winter. The tests in the spring target juniors and students studying for the test early.
Of course, you don't have to be in a certain grade level to take any of the administrations—you're welcome to sign up for whichever ACT dates you want, regardless of where you are in high school. ACT scores generally come out right around the registration deadline for the next test. This can make it tricky to take two back-to-back exams, but you will usually get at least your multiple-choice scores before the late registration deadline, so it's still possible though not necessarily advisable to sign up for the next test.
In addition, registering for back-to-back ACTs doesn't give you sufficient time to prep for your retake. With such a short amount of time to study in-between tests, you'll likely see only minor if any improvement in your scores.
Which ACT test dates you choose is ultimately up to you. But whether a test date is the right test date for you depends on five primary factors, which we go over here. Generally, ACT scores are released days after the exam. After that, ACT, Inc.
If you decide to not take the writing test on the day of the test event, you must contact ACT in order to receive a refund. If you miss the test for any reason, including illness, injury, being denied admission at the test center for lack of ID, or late arrival, your options are listed below. You must register again and pay the full fee for your test option if you want to retest. You will be charged the full fee for the new test date in addition to the test date change fee.
If you call during the late registration period, you will also be charged a late fee. In either case, your basic fee for the original test date will be refunded. If you register for a new test date instead of making a test date change, your basic fee for the original test date will not be refunded. If you decide you do not want to test on another test date, your registration fee and any additional fees such as late fee or test center change fee are nonrefundable.
If you do not test, no score reports will be sent. If you do not test and do not make a test date change, the following fees for optional services are refundable if you ordered and paid for the services when you registered:. Refunds will be issued about eight weeks after your scheduled test date and will be issued in the form of payment originally received for example, a credit will be applied to your credit card.
Requests for refunds for the testing year received after August 31, will not be considered. Send your requests to: ACT, P. If you miss the late deadline to register for a test date, or to request a test date or test center change, you may choose to sign in to your ACT account to request and pay for standby testing. Standby Testing Dates. Territories, please proceed to the non-U. Take the ACT on December 11! Register by November 19 - late fee applies. Not quite ready to register?
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