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For a brief overview of the ACT Writing section, tips on how to study, and links to additional resources, check out this post!

Thinking about taking the ACT test? Magoosh’s expert resources will tell you everything you need to know about the ACT!

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There are four core ACT sections (Reading, English, Math, Science) and one optional Writing section. Prepare for all sections with this post!

The ACT Reading Test assesses your ability to understand what you read. For preparation tips for ACT Reading, look no further than this post!

You simply can’t prepare for the ACT without taking a few full-length practice tests. Click here for a FREE ACT practice test!

The ACT Math Test assesses the mathematical skills students are expected to obtain before grade 12 (meaning through advanced algebra and basic trigonometry, but not calculus).

The ACT English Test assesses your knowledge of the conventions of standard written English. This means your understanding of usage/mechanics issues such as grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure and also your comprehension of rhetorical skills, such effective writing strategy, organization, and style.

Wondering when to take ACT tests? Junior year is a great time to start! Check out Magoosh’s experts’ advice on taking the ACT junior year.