ACT

Usually, candidates take the ACT test 2-3 times in order to achieve their targeted score. Also, do not take the test many times as it can hamper your college applications. Applicants should aim to choose only one ACT exam date and try to be successful in that one go only. This is beneficial one because the applicants already have lesser time and taking an ACT again and again can be difficult on the pocket too.

Yes, ACT registration is easy, and can be completed in a few quick steps without help. The ACT registration would require some academic details of the applicants, besides their high school grades or scores and a little details about their co-curricular activities. The ACT registration requires applicants at the end to choose a date for exam and the test centre. Both choices can be changed afterwards but would require additional fee. 

If the applicant's ACT registration is complete, they will get a confirmation mail, and the fee recipt of the ACT registration upon payment. The applicants will then be shortly mailed their admit cards with details printed on it. A printout needs to be taken along with the recent headshot passport size picture at the ACT test centre and a valid id. 

In case an applicant misses to register for ACT at the proposed deadline, they can opt to register for ACT during the late registration window. The late registration window opens for students once last time and students have to pay a fee for late registrations. Thus, the late registration option is open for applicants but with an additional fee. 

Candidates need to pay USD 19.00 to send additional score reports online after registration. Candidates need to request this online before the test date. No requests like these would be entertained after registrations of ACT have been submitted. There are already a couple of free reports available during ACT registration for colleges, but if additional score reports are required, they would be chargeable.

ACT exam takes place in Feb, April, June, July, September, October, and December. ACT is conducted once every month; hence, those who are planning to appear for ACT again will have to plan their dates and university applications accordingly. The ACT exam dates usually do not change once announced, hence caution must be exercised when opting for ACT exam dates, centre and while making the final payment too.

There is no specific age restriction or the level of grades required to register for ACT exam. Applicants who are willing to apply to foreign universities and are required to submit ACT scores can register for the exam first and then appear for it at the chosen date and centre. There is no bar in terms of the number of times an applicant wishes to appear for ACT exam as well. Thus, applicants can ideally apply and sit for ACT before applying to universities abroad.

Yes, if the applicant feels that they have been marked incorrectly on a correctly answered question on the ACT exam, they can raise a request for score verification. For this they will have to fill up a pdf form and attach a cheque for ACT Customer Support. Once the form is submitted, the applicant's responses will be checked as per the correct score key and match the answers, in case of essay also, they would be evaluated by independent plus qualified readers to check if assessment was done correctly. In case the scores increase or even if they decrease the applicant would get a new score from ACT in both cases.

Yes, For candidates submitting their SAT/ACT scores for FLAME University admission, only an Essay / One-way Video Interview will be conducted. FEAT will be optional for such candidates.

Yes, international students are required to submit ACT and SAT scores for enrolling in WSU programs. The scores required at Weber State University are given below: