The ACT Test: Non-US Students
The leading college admissions test that measures what you learn in high school to determine your academic readiness for university.
The ACT is an admissions exam used by universities to evaluate undergraduate applicants. All four-year universities in the US, and more than 200 universities outside of the US, accept and value the ACT.
Test Dates
13 & 14 September 2019
Register by 23 August 2019
(6 September + late fee)
11 & 12 August 2019
Register by 20 September 20
(4 October + late fee)
13 & 14 December 2019
Register by 22 November 2019
(6 December + late fee)
7 & 8 February 2020
Register by 17 January 2020
(31 January + late fee)
3 & 4 April 2020
Register by 13 March 2020
(27 March + late fee)
12 & 13 June 2020
Register by 22 May 2020
(5 June + late fee)
17 & 18 July 2020
Register by 26 June 2020
(10 July + late fee)
View and Send Your Score
You can have your ACT scores sent to other colleges and scholarship agencies even after you test.
ACT Academy: Because Practice Makes Possible
Absolutely free, personalized practice for the ACT
ACT Academy™ is a free online learning tool and test practice program designed to help you get the best score possible on the ACT test, and well on your way to college and career success. Learn more about ACT Academy.
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Coming September 2020 - Report Your ACT Superscore!
Beginning with the September 2020 international test date, you will have access to ACT Superscoring: the process of averaging your four best individual subject scores from all ACT test attempts to find a new score.
Receive the latest news about the ACT, including registration reminders and other helpful information to prepare for college and career success.
The ACT Test Overview
The ACT® contains multiple-choice tests in four areas: English, mathematics, reading and science. ACT's writing test is optional and will not affect your composite score.
Measures:
Your understanding of English, production of writing and knowledge of language skills.
Measures:
The mathematical skills you have typically acquired in courses up to the beginning of grade 12.
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Reading comprehension commonly encountered in first-year college curricula.
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The interpretation, analysis, evaluation, reasoning and problem-solving skills required in biology, chemistry, Earth/space sciences and physics.
Measures:
The optional writing section measures writing skills taught in high school English classes and in entry-level college composition courses.
Test Day Checklist
Keep calm and know what to expect on test day. Understand what is expected, acceptable, and prohibited.
Have questions? Visit our FAQ page, call 319-337-1270, complete this general ACT Test Contact Form, or view more contact forms for specific concerns.
