If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed by all the upcoming changes to the ACT, you’re not alone. With a new format rolling out, changes to super scoring, and the introduction of an “enhanced” digital test, it’s understandable that students, parents, and educators alike might be scratching their heads. Let’s break it all down. What’s Changing?…
Now that the Digital SAT is established, the ACT has announced ACT changes 2025 of its own! Important Note: Rising seniors will not be affected by these ACT changes! Here’s a short summary: What’s changing? The Science section will now be optional. It is highly likely, however, that selective colleges will still require it. Students…
The coronavirus has emptied dorms, disrupted graduations, and pushed courses online. It has also upended the college admissions cycle in so many ways. For undergraduate institutions the impact has varied. Here is what to expect in the admissions process: 1. Decisions will be released on time. Colleges want to get students enrolled. 2. Changes in…
Starting in September, the ACT is changing for students who qualify for 50% extended time. Under the existing rules, examinees have five hours to complete the four test sections at their own pace, with no individual time limits on each section. Examinees who qualify for extended-time accommodations on the ACT will now have a time…