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Every student has different strengths and weaknesses. That's why our program offers personalized study plans tailored to focus on the subjects you struggle with most. With diagnostic testing and customized sessions, you'll get the individualized attention you need to succeed on the ACT exam.
Maximize your potential with personalized study plans
Every student has unique strengths and weaknesses when it comes to preparing for the ACT exam. With our customized study plans and full access to resources on our student online portal, we help you maximize your potential and achieve higher scores. Plus, with diagnostic testing to measure progress and identify areas of improvement, you can be confident in your success.
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Don't settle for a cookie-cutter approach to test prep. With Sapneil Tutoring's ACT Test Prep Services, you'll receive personalized group or 1-on-1 private sessions tailored to your unique strengths and weaknesses. Our college-level tutors are highly qualified in complex math and science and will adjust to your learning style to help you achieve your highest ACT score. Start with diagnostic testing and let us generate the best plan.
Testing Overview
​The ACT is a standardized test for college admissions in the US that measures a student's preparedness in five core areas: English, Math, Reading, Science, and optional Writing. Its goal is to assess college readiness.
How to Register
You can register for the ACT online by visiting their website.
Testing Dates
The ACT is administered several times throughout the year, typically on Saturdays. There are several ACT testing dates available in the academic year. You can click here for the most current upcoming dates.
Timing
Writing Section: 3 hours and 35 minutes
Without Writing Section: 2 hours and 55 minutes
What's Covered on Exam
Scoring
Each of the four sections is scored on a scale of 1 to 36. These scores are averaged together to get your composite score, which also ranges from 1 to 36. The optional essay is scored separately on a scale of 2 to 12 and is not included in the composite score.
The ACT does not penalize for wrong answers, so guessing is ok as a last resort.
Scores are released 10 days after the exam. Click here for upcoming release dates
The Sapneil Difference
When you select Sapneil Tutoring for your student's test preparation, you get
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personalized 1-on-1 private tutoring sessions
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exclusive access to Dr. Sapneil's tried and tested strategies and cognitive skills
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a tailored learning program
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an e-learning platform
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supplementary assistance as per your requirements
This way, you can rest assured that your student will receive the best possible test preparation.
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What is the Digital ACT?The Digital ACT is an online version of the traditional ACT test that you can take on the ACT's secure online platform. It's designed to assess your college readiness.
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Why did they make the ACT digital?They made the shift to digital to improve test security, accessibility, and to give you a more streamlined user experience. Plus, you'll get your scores faster.
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How is the Digital ACT organized?The Digital ACT has four sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science. You'll take it all on a computer. There's also an optional Writing section.
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What are the advantages of taking the Digital ACT?There are a bunch of advantages! You get quicker score reporting, enhanced security measures, and a more consistent testing experience.
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Do I need a special device for the Digital ACT?Nope! To keep things fair and secure, you'll have to take the Digital ACT on designated computers at the test center.
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What kinds of questions are on the Digital ACT?You'll find multiple-choice questions in all sections of the test. There's also an optional essay, just like in the traditional paper ACT.
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How is the Digital ACT scored?Each section is scored on a scale of 1-36. Your overall score is the average of the four main sections.
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When do I get my Digital ACT scores?You can usually expect your scores within 2-3 weeks after the test date.
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What accommodations are available for the Digital ACT?If you're eligible, you can get accommodations like extended time, extra breaks, large-print materials, and assistive technology.
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How do I request accommodations for the Digital ACT?To request accommodations, you'll need to apply through the ACT's Test Accessibility and Accommodations (TAA) system. Make sure to provide the necessary documentation through your school's accommodations officer.
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What should I bring on test day?Don't forget to bring a valid ID, your admission ticket, and any documentation related to approved accommodations.
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Can I use a calculator during the Digital ACT?Absolutely! You can use a calculator for the Math section. And don't worry, the test centers provide access to an online calculator if you need one.
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How should I prepare for the Digital ACT?**To get ready for the Digital ACT, practice with digital tests, get familiar with the test format, and consider taking prep courses or getting tutoring for some targeted practice.
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Are there any technical requirements for the Digital ACT?No need to worry about that! The computers at the test center are already set up with all the necessary technical specifications.
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What if there are technical difficulties during the test?No sweat! The test centers have on-site technical support to fix any issues that might come up during the exam.
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Is the Digital ACT different from the paper version?Nope, the content is the same for both the Digital ACT and the paper version. It covers the same subjects and skills.
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How does adaptive testing work in the Digital ACT?Currently, the Digital ACT doesn't use adaptive testing. This means that all students receive the same set of questions.
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What's the best way to practice for the Digital ACT?To prepare for the Digital ACT, it's recommended to regularly practice with digital tests, review the main content areas, and get comfortable with navigating the test's digital interface.
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Can I retake the Digital ACT if I'm not happy with my score?Absolutely! If you're not satisfied with your Digital ACT score, you can retake the test on any of the scheduled test dates.
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How can I help my child prepare for the Digital ACT?Encourage your child to practice regularly with digital tests, create a study environment that's conducive to learning, and consider enrolling them in a reputable prep course.
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What should I know about test day to support my child?On test day, make sure your child has all the necessary documents, arrives at the test center early, and is familiar with any accommodations they may require.
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How can I understand my child's Digital ACT score?To interpret your child's Digital ACT score, it's important to understand the scoring system, which ranges from 1 to 36. Additionally, review the detailed score report provided by the ACT to identify their strengths and areas for improvement.
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What should I do if my child needs testing accommodations?If your child requires testing accommodations, work with their school to apply for accommodations through the ACT's TAA system. It's important to submit all the necessary documentation promptly.
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How will the Digital ACT affect college admissions?Most colleges accept both digital and paper ACT scores equally. Make sure your child's preparation aligns with the admissions requirements of the colleges they're interested in.
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How do I register for the Digital ACT?To register for the Digital ACT, simply visit the official website of the ACT and choose your preferred test date and location. Make sure to meet all the registration deadlines.