American College Test (ACT)
| Introduction | The ACT (American College Test), administered by the American College Testing Organization (ACT Inc.), is a four-part test in mathematics, reading, science and English that measures the academic standards of high school students and their ability to complete college. The ACT is a requirement for admission to U.S. colleges and universities and serves as one of the main bases for awarding scholarships. Seventeen states in the United States require students to take the ACT. The ACT scores are widely recognized by more than 4,000 colleges and universities around the world and by all four-year colleges in the U.S. In 2019, nearly 1.8 million, or 52%, of U.S. high school graduates took the ACT. |
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| Examinee | Senior high school students who intend to apply for colleges and universities in the United States. |
| Registration | Please visit the link |
| Test Description |
Format: Computer-based Duration: 175 minutes Subjects: English, mathematics, reading, science, writing (optional) Total score: 36 |
| Test Dates |
2024 September 13 & 14, October 25 & 26, December 13 & 14 2025 February 7 & 8, April 5, June 13 & 14, July 11 & 12 *The morning session starts at 08:00 and the afternoon session starts at 13:30. According to the rules of ACT, the afternoon session will only be available when the application for the morning session is full. |
| Test Venue | Macao Polytechnic University |
| Inquiry | 85993163 |
| mpubell@mpu.edu.mo | |
| Fax | 28719705 |