Tag: About the ACT
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What is a Good ACT Writing Score?
What’s a good ACT Writing score? Check out this up-to-date percentile data to determine what score you should aim for on the ACT Writing section.
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ACT Test Registration
Wondering what you need for ACT registration? Magoosh’s experts have gathered all of the resources you need to get yourself registered!
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Free ACT Tests by State
Want to take the ACT for free? Your state may let you! Here’s a guide to free ACT tests by state, including a map and all the information you need to know.
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ACT Section Retesting: How to Retake Individual ACT Sections
Editor’s note: because of Covid-19, there have been some changes to the ACT, including postponing ACT section retakes. The following information is still relevant, though the start date for section retesting is TBA. The ACT has announced their intention to offer a new option: to retake individual sections of the ACT exam, rather than taking…
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How to Get a Perfect 36 on ACT Math: The Jurassic Guide
New to the ACT Math test, or hoping to boost your score? Magoosh experts have all the information and practice you need for ACT Math.
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Who Should Take the New July ACT?
It’s true: the ACT is launching a new July ACT date in 2018! Find out who should sign up for this new ACT date, and how you can use it to your advantage.
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Validation of ACT Test Results
Is the ACT a valid assessment? In this article, find out how ACT makes its test a great predictor for college success!
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ACT Standby Testing
If you missed the late deadline to register for an ACT test date, never fear! You can request standby testing to try to squeeze in.
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What is the ACT Residual Test?
It can be a pain that the ACT is only offered 6 times per year. What if you need to take it next week in order to get your scores on time? Or what if you aren’t able to make it to one of the few dates the ACT is offered? Hopefully you won’t find…
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What is a Good ACT English Score?
The first sight that will greet you when you open your ACT test packet will be the ACT English section. It contains the most questions of any section on the test (75 of them!), but it only allows you 45 minutes to answer them. Your raw score will be translated into a score from 1-36…
