Do I need student status to register for the ACT exam?

Currently, the ACT exam requires student status to register, and the ACT currently only allows GAC International Pre-University students to take the exam. Therefore, students who wish to register for the ACT in their home country will need to take a pre-GAC program. Therefore, student status is required.

The ACT test not only tests students' mastery of English, but also tests students' mathematical ability and scientific quality. The ACT exam has a total score of 36 and consists of four tests:

1. The English test is designed to measure the candidate's comprehension and analysis ability in written English;

2. The Mathematics test is designed to measure the candidate's quantitative reasoning ability;

3. The reading test aims to measure the candidate's ability to understand, analyze, reason evaluatively and solve problems, and the reading test covers natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, literature and art.

4. The Scientific Reasoning Test is designed to measure the candidate's ability to process scientific concepts using diagrams, **, and research summaries. In addition, there is a non-mandatory 30-minute English writing to test students' English writing skills.

No, there are currently three ways to take the ACT test in China, which are international schools, PGA programs, and GAC centers. The first two pathways are basically current students, so you can take the ACT test organized by the school directly.

At present, there are more than 50 GAC authorized schools in China, led by the GAC center, which can provide students with pre-university courses.

If you want to take the ACT, there are two ways, one is that after the completion of the GAC course, you can take the test, and you can take the test in the mainland, and the other is to log on to the official website, register, and then you can register.

Registration**:

Bring the admission ticket, personal documents (you need to show your pinyin name, such as passport b pencil (not required for computer-based test), calculator and other items required for the exam, the calculator has no memory function, and can only be used during the math test, you can wear a watch, and arrive at the exam room in advance.

Prepare what you need for the test, check the route to the test room in advance, and if the distance is long, make an appointment with the vehicle the night before to make sure you can take the test on time.

As long as you don't go to the test, it will be canceled by default, no requirements are required, if you go to the test every few months, you only need to pay the transfer fee, if you don't want to take the ACT test, you can apply for a refund, your basic registration fee and some additional service fees (such as late registration, test center change, etc.) are not refundable.

OK. However, if you do not want to take the ACT, your base registration fee and some additional service fees (e.g., late registration, test center change, etc.) are non-refundable.

This means that the basic test fee (excluding writing) at the time of registration, as well as the US dollar for international candidates, will not be refunded if you do not take the test after registration.

Yes, if you take the test again after a while, you can also transfer to the test, and if you have any questions, you can continue to ask questions or find the focus of the times.

As long as you plan to go to the United States to take the test, you can do it.

In the United States, it seems that there was no July.

Yes, there is no threshold for the SAT and ACT exams, and there is no age limit.

As long as you register online, you can take the test.