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Test dates for ACT exam 2024/2025
The ACT is held six times a year, specifically in February, April, June, September, October, and December. Among these, the February test is only available in North America. The ACT test dates for 2024-2025 have been announced. It will now be held seven times a year, specifically in February, April, June, July, September, October, and December.
ONMI's Course objects
◆ Students who plan to go to school overseasand want to get a high ACT score ◆ Students who plan to study abroad and prepare forschool applications and scholarship applications inadvance ◆ Students who want to switch to an intemational track ONMI's Course Features
◆ Smaller class sizes for more teacher attention and more effective learning ◆ Academic development + critical thinking training + intensive practice, focusingon truly improving students' academic literacy and English strengths ◆ The senior ACT teachers are responsible for teaching the test preparationcourses, embedding the required academic skills of the ACT in the teachingprocess, and enhancing students"critical thinking and academic skills in acomprehensive manner. ◆ Hand-picked original textbook + ONMl internal lecture notes, combiningacademics and fun ONMI's Course Objectives
◆ Systematic help for students to learn the ACT course to ensure that they do notlose points in the basic score band ◆ Sorting out and summarising the knowledge points and key points of eachsubject to consolidate the knowledge base of each subject. ◆ Help students to build up their confidence in preparing for exams, diagnose theirknowledge level and identify their strengths and weaknesses. ◆ Maximise and optimise your preparation for exams by generating the bestpossible score-raising solution for your individual situation. ONMI's Basic Class
♦︎Study Period: Selection based on assessment ♦︎Course Mode: Modular combination, according to their own learning situation, free to choose to enroll in the course ♦︎Suitable for students: as long as you want to learn, want to change track ♦︎Score target: Choose according to the assessment situation ♦︎Enrollment time: Year-round rolling ♦︎Target: IELTS 5.0/TOEFL 61 or above international candidates. Choosing ONMI's program will help you get the score you want!
The final class type is subject to the actual situation, and the final explanation right belongs to ONMI ACADEMY. ONMI's Intensive class
♦︎Study Period: Selection based on assessment ♦︎Course Mode: Modular combination, according to their own learning situation, free to choose to enroll in the course ♦︎Course content: Whole-package programme with five major courses including English, Maths, Reading, Scientific Reasoning, Writing, etc. ♦︎Suitable for students: as long as you want to learn, want to change track ♦︎Enrollment time: Year-round rolling Choosing ONMI's program will help you get the score you want!
The final class type is subject to the actual situation, and the final explanation right belongs to ONMI ACADEMY. What Is the ACT？
The ACT is the most widely accepted college entrance exam in the United States and more than 225 universities around the world for entry into undergraduate study programs. The Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) is one of the examination centres appointed by ACT to administer the test in Hong Kong. The ACT is a U.S. college admissions examination that consists of four subject area tests in English, Mathematics, Reading and Science. The ACT With Writing includes the four subject area tests plus a 40-minute writing test. ACT results are accepted by all 4-year colleges and universities in the United States. Because the ACT is a curriculum-based exam, many universities that require SAT Subject Tests will fully or partially waive that requirement for ACT examinees. ACT Inc., a non-profit organisation, administers the ACT. The test is offered in both paper-based and computer-based formats and is intended for high school students who are planning to attend college. The test is designed to assess a student's readiness for college-level coursework and to help colleges and universities make admission decisions.
What is the ACT exam and who needs to take this?
If you're considering applying to universities in the US , you may need to take an exam to demonstrate your readiness for college-level work. American universities typically require standardised test scores as part of the admissions process, and the most common tests are the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) and the American College Testing (ACT). These exams assess your knowledge and skills in key areas such as reading, writing, mathematics, and science, and can play a significant role in determining your acceptance to your desired institution. In addition to American universities, many colleges and universities in Canada as a standard measure of academic readiness also recognise the ACT exam . Components of the ACT exam
The ACT test covers the following subjects: English: This section evaluates a student's understanding of standard English conventions, production of writing, and knowledge of language usage and mechanics. Math: The Math section measures a student's knowledge of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, as well as problem-solving and data analysis skills. Reading: The Reading section assesses a student's ability to comprehend complex texts and make inferences from the information provided. Science: The Science section tests a student's ability to interpret and analyse scientific data and concepts. It covers topics such as biology, chemistry, physics, and Earth/space sciences. Writing (optional): The Writing section provides students with a prompt and asks them to develop an argumentative essay. It is optional and may be required by some colleges and universities. Exam pattern for the ACT test + syllabus
The ACT is a standardised test consisting of multiple-choice questions. The test has four sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science. There is also an optional Writing section, which is a 40-minute essay. Here is a table summarising the ACT exam pattern:
The total testing time for the ACT test without the optional Writing section is 2 hours and 55 minutes. If the optional Writing section is taken, the total testing time is 3 hours and 35 minutes. It's important to note that the ACT is a timed test, so students must manage their time effectively in order to complete all sections within the allotted time. Additionally, the ACT has a guessing penalty, which means that students are not penalised for incorrect answers, but they are not given credit for unanswered questions or questions with more than one answer marked. How is the ACT score calculated?
Check out how your ACT scores are calculated: ◆The ACT exam scores are based on the number of correct answers without any penalty for incorrect answers or guessing ◆Raw scores are converted into scale scores that have the same meaning for all ACT test forms ◆Composite and test scores range from 1 to 36, with the Composite score calculated by averaging the four test scores and rounding the result to the nearest whole number ◆Each reporting category includes the total number of questions, total correct answers, and percentage of correct answers ◆Reporting categories align with the ACT College and Career Readiness Standards and other college and career readiness standards You can refer to this simple criterion below： ◆31-36 points: can be admitted to Highly Selective colleges and universities (usually top colleges and universities) ◆26-30 points: can be admitted to Selective level colleges and universities (usually major colleges and universities ranked in the Top 100). ◆23-26 points: can be admitted to Traditional level colleges and universities (middle ranked colleges and universities in the U.S.). Note: For Chinese students applying to the TOP 50 colleges, an ACT score of 30+ is more useful Source:https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/registration.html Eligibility criteria for ACT exam
The eligibility criteria for the ACT exam are not very strict, as it is open to all high school students who are interested in applying for undergraduate programs in colleges and universities. However, the following are some important points to keep in mind: Age: There is no minimum or maximum age limit for taking the ACT exam. Educational qualification : The exam is primarily designed for high school students who are looking to apply for undergraduate programs. However, even if you are not enrolled in a high school, you can still take the exam if you meet the age requirement. Nationality : The ACT exam is conducted in many countries around the world, and there are no nationality restrictions. However, you need to ensure that you are taking the exam in a country where it is recognised by the colleges and universities you are applying to. Registration: You need to register for the exam on the official ACT website and pay the registration fee. You will also need to provide a valid ID, such as a passport or driver's license, on the day of the exam. Overall, the ACT exam is open to all students who meet the basic eligibility criteria, and it is a great way to showcase your academic skills and potential to colleges and universities. Fee for ACT exam ACT
Basic Fee: $42.5 Writing: Additional $16 Extended enrollment: $27.5 extra Overseas (non-U.S.) test takers add $41 to each of the above fees. Transfer fee (change of test time or test center) is $24. Standby testing fee: $5 for standby testing location. Transcript delivery fee: the basic registration fee includes 4 free delivery service, need to be designated online before the test; designated before the test additional delivery 1 or 2 times (maximum 2 times), each time an additional $ 12; after the test additional delivery service of $ 15 each time Latest update for the ACT exam
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
For the latest information, please follow ONMI ACADEMY's WeChat Official Account. ACT Test Score Checking Time Scores are generally available online on the 15th day after the test, no later than 8 weeks (for some unforeseen reasons results may come out late, but there's no need to rush, ACT scores are updated weekly, usually on Wednesdays and Fridays during U.S. mainland time). If you took the ACT Plus Writing, your essay score will generally be available no later than 2 weeks after your other scores. Differences between ACT and SAT The ACT is different from the SAT in that the ACT is more like a subject test, emphasizing more on the candidate's mastery of course knowledge and also testing the candidate's ability to think and judge independently. In terms of difficulty, the ACT is easier than the SAT, especially for Chinese candidates, choosing the ACT may be easier to get relatively satisfactory results in a short period of time. As for the SAT, there is no state requirement that it is mandatory. Recognition of the ACT test The ACT is recognized in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and other English-speaking countries, and the scores are widely recognized by more than 3,300 colleges across the United States, as well as universities in English-speaking countries. When is the ACT test offered? The ACT test is offered several times a year, usually in September, October, December, February, April, and June. Check the ACT website for specific test dates and registration deadlines. |
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