College Prep- Taking the ACT Test

Most four year colleges require that new students take the ACT. This is a college entrance test that is designed to show how much you know, how much you remember from high school, and how good you are at figuring out puzzles and challenges that you've never seen before.

There are many, many free resources to help you become familiar with what's on the test. There are also online resources to help you learn specific strategies for doing well on the ACT.
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The Official ACT Website:

Free Study Guide

Free Online Practice for Math
Free Online Practice for Reading
Free Online Practice for English

What you need to know about disability accommodations:
Extended Time Testing Policy

What you need to know about using a calculator.

You must work directly with Megan to set up extended time accommodations well in advance of the date you take your test.
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What other free resources can help you practice or study?

• Free Download: Five Strategies that will get you 4+ more points
• Strategies about answering the questions and saving time
• Math Aptitude for the ACT Test (Apple iPad- $4.99)
• Practice ACT English Test
• Practice ACT Reading Test
• Practice ACT Science Test
• Practice ACT Math Test
• When Should You Use a Calculator on the ACT?
• http://www.dummies.com/test-prep/act
• Free ACT Practice Test with assessment of strengths and weaknesses
• 20 Minute  ACT workout
• 90 minute test will give you a prediction of your full score
• Practice tests, flashcards and study guides- all free
• Prep Center for the ACT
• 20 minute short version-math