ACT

The only solution to missing the final or late registration of ACT exam is to apply for another ACT exam date. You will not be allowed to register for the PTE exam once its late registration window is also closed, hence, there is no other option but to wait for the next ACT registration dates to open. Students must ensure that they are applying in time and for the best possible date as per convenience to avoid last-minute confusions.

There are different types of ACT registration fees for students. Candidates need to pay an additional USD 40 as a late registration fee for the ACT if they register after the regular deadline.

Around USD 48 is charged as "Change Fee" for requesting a change your test centre or date after registering for your ACT exam. The other ACT exam fee include fee for sending your ACT exam scores to teh 5th or 6th universities of your choice or for requesting extra score reports. Both cost USD 20.00 separately. 

Submitting ACT or SAT scores is optional for undergraduate admission at WCU. International First-year applicants have an option to submit either the SAT or the ACT score. The UNC Board of Governors voted to extend the current testing waiver for students applying for admissions through Fall 2024. Therefore, students have the option to submit an ACT or SAT test score, however test scores are not required for admission decisions at this time.

Oregon State University allows test options, so ACT and SAT scores are not mandatory. However, international students can submit these scores to boost their resumes as it can make a huge impact. The minimum required ACT or SAT scores are given below:

Michigan State University is test optional and prospective students have the option to apply to MSU without submitting an ACT or SAT score. Therefore, ACT/SAT scores are no so important for Michigan State University admissions for international students. Mentioned below are the test score for fall of 2023 first-year profile:

• Composite ACT: 27
• Total SAT: 1210

If you have scored a perfect ACT score then you need not give the ACT retest. Also, there is a possibility that you might score less on your second attempt. Also the ACT retest is for those who are dissatisfied with their exam scores and do not qualify for the minimum score band also. Thus, once an applicant has a perfect score on ACT as per his or her and university's requirements there is absolutely no need for them to retake the exam.

No, there are certain resource materials available which can be useful for ACT exam preparation. Some of the resources available for ACT preparation are as follows:

• There are official ACT Prep Guides avaialble online which can be used for preparation.
• ACT Test Guides
• Kaplan's online self-paced course for ACT prep.
• Online test prep for applicants abroad.