The ACT and SAT are widely accepted by U.S. colleges, which often prompts students to ask: Which test should I take? The answer lies in understanding the differences between the two tests.

More than 80% of four-year colleges are test-optional or test-blind. The revised ACT will debut in 2025 and be shortened to about two hours. Students may take the test on paper or online.

Most colleges will accept either ... which also range from 1–36. The ACT is more diverse when it comes to subject matter. The test includes mandatory English, math, and reading sections but also has ...

According to the College Board, most students will be able to access their scores by logging into their SAT Suite account on ...

Here are some tips about preparing for and taking the ACT from Mountains Heights Academy's experienced counselors.

What entrance exams do you need to take to get into college? Most colleges or universities, including Saint Louis University, accept the SAT or ACT. Many, SLU included, are now test optional. If you ...

The University of Austin launched a "merit-first" admissions policy, rejecting a status quo it says deprioritizes academics.

Each entering freshman is required to submit scores from the American College Test (ACT) or an alternate test. An applicant may take the On Campus ACT (ACT Residual) for the following reasons: The ...

With a growing threat to the SAT as the dominant testing option, the College Board is racing to protect its monopoly.

A dark web user has claimed responsibility for briefly hacking NYU’s website and replacing it with what appeared to be test ...

Although Mifflin High School is only offering the SAT to students, if they want the opportunity to take the ACT, they can ...