ACT Test/Registration 

For ACT information go to www.act.org

Fairfax School code - 261-025

**Don't forget to have your ACT scores sent to NWMSU, MU or MWSU in case you want to take a dual credit class there.  If there are any other colleges or universities you are interested in, have your scores sent directly to them so you don't have to pay to have them sent later.  They want scores sent directly from ACT.

Direct link to ACT website for ACT prep resources you can purchase:
http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services.html

See registration deadlines and guidelines at http://www.actstudent.org

For tips on taking the ACT: http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/tips/index.html

Resources from Mrs. Eaton

Mrs. Eaton has practice test in her office you can have for free!  We recently completed a practice ACT for those that were interested in taking it.  I felt like the scores were pretty valid.  We will do this again in January and March, assuming scheduling works out.  Let me know if your son or daughter is interested in taking this test.  It's FREE!!

We also offer an online ACT prep class you can take any semester that works with your schedule.

You can purchase the Official ACT Prep Guide and other books that help you prepare for the ACT.

PrepFactory

Free Website to help you practice the ACT: prepfactory.com

PrepFactory offers free ACT and SAT review activities. When students sign into PrepFactory they are asked to identify which exam they are preparing to take. If students select ACT, they will be shown a screen that has four sections representing the topics students need to review for the ACT. Those four topics are English, math, reading, and science. Students can start their reviews within any of those four sections. Each section contains many sub-topics for students to review. The question formats within each review activity are fill-in-the-blank, sorting, multiple choice, and short response.

PrepFactory isn't just a set of practice problems. PrepFactory provides students with text-based and video tutorials before each set of practice activities. For the student who doesn't feel like he or she needs the tutorials, there is an option to skip the tutorials and go straight into the practice questions.

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The ASVAB is a timed multi-aptitude test, which is given at over 14,000 schools and Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS) nationwide and is developed and maintained by the Department of Defense.

Start now by taking our practice ASVAB tests. These tests will give you an idea of how you'll score, and identify areas that need improvement. Then use our suggested resources and ASVAB study guides to learn how to prepare for the ASVAB test.

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