ACT Testing

The ACT is a nationally recognized college entrance exam designed to measure student readiness for college and career success. Many colleges and universities use ACT scores as part of the admissions process, and scores may also be considered for scholarship opportunities.

ACT Sections

The ACT assesses student skills in the following areas:

• English

• Mathematics

• Reading

• Science

• Optional Writing

Who Should Take the ACT?

The ACT is recommended for students who plan to attend a two-year or four-year college after high school. Juniors and seniors are encouraged to test early to allow time to meet college admission requirements and scholarship deadlines.

ACT Registration

Students may register for the ACT online through the official ACT website.

ACT Website:
https://www.act.org

Test Dates and Locations

Students should visit the ACT website for current test dates, registration deadlines, fees, and available testing locations.

ACT Preparation Resources

Students can prepare for the ACT through:

• Official ACT practice tests

• ACT preparation resources

• Free online study resources

• Support and guidance from the Hampton High School Counseling Department

Questions?

For assistance with ACT registration, testing information, or score reporting, please contact the Hampton High School Counseling Department.

Quick Tips

• Register for the ACT

• View ACT Test Dates

• ACT Practice Resources

• Send ACT Scores to Colleges

• Contact School Counseling