ACT (American College Testing) – This test is an assessment of high school students' general educational development and their  ability to complete college-level work.

Exam cram: ACT / Susan Ludwig, Teresa Stephens, Paul Felstiner.

2006 

378.1662 L9485e 

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Barron's how to prepare for the ACT assessment / George Ehrenhaft ... [et al.].  

2004 

R 378.1662 B278 

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Master the ACT assessment 2002 : teacher-tested strategies and techniques for scoring high / Arco/Thomson Learning.

2001 

378.1664 M393 

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ACT / Jerry Bobrow, William A. Covino, David A. Kay, Harold Nathan.

2000 

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Cram course for the ACT / Suzee J. Vlk.

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This Is a Test...This Is Only a Test: Test-Taking Techniques

Students in the 10th grade will take a test called the PLAN test. It is important for a number of reasons:

• PLAN is a great way for a student to prepare for the ACT test.
• Students who take PLAN tend to score higher on the ACT.
• PLAN shows academic strengths and where improvement is needed.
• PLAN lets students know if they are on track for college.
• PLAN matches careers with a student's interests.

Once the student takes the PLAN test, results will be received, and the rest of this or her high school career can be mapped out.

For more about how a student can prepare for college, thereare several ways to contact the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education regarding college preparation.

Online: www.OKcollegestart.org     

Email: epas@osrhe.edu

Phone: 1-800-858-1840

Scholarships and grants are available to students whose families earn an annual income of $50,000 or less and who meet certain academic and conduct requirements.  For details regarding these programs, visit:

Online:  www.okhighered.org/gearup or www.OKcollegestart.org

Email: jhorn@osrhe.edu