FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ACT COURSE

If I have not yet taken the ACT, should I attend Test Preparation, Inc’s ACT program before I take the ACT?

Yes! Familiarity breeds comfort. While you may be a very strong student in some or all of the subject areas, you also need to understand how to approach the ACT as a specific test with its own logic, question format and passage types, Our teachers are experts not only in the tested content areas but also in the layout of the passages and questions. They help you “unpack” the test and to approach each section efficiently. On our view, it is much better for you to go into the test prepared--the first time . This way you are much less likely to be disappointed in your score

If I have already taken the ACT Test, can Test Preparation, Inc. ensure that I will achieve a higher score?

If you have already taken the test and are dissatisfied with your performance, our program can help you to better understand how to approach all sections of the test. We will teach you what to expect and how to analyze your own errors. We know that that many of the difficulties students encounter when taking the test the first time can be eliminated or reduced by participating in our comprehensive program which provides 18 hours of instruction , covering every section of the exam. You have highly skilled math instructor for the math sections and an equally skilled verbal instructor for the English/reading sections. With their help you can test your best.

If you need additional support. you can make use of our free retake policy and complete all or part of the course again.

How will the ACT and schools process multiple score reports?

A student who scores higher on the ACT composite score after completing our Test Preparation, Inc. course, now has the option to send only the improved score to the school(s) of her/his choice. The ACT allows students who have taken the test more than once to omit past ACT results from their score reports, too. See www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/morethanonce.html for more information about selecting the score report to release.

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