The ACT is a national college admissions examination. The test includes subtests for Reading, English, Math, and Science. The test results provide students with a predictive score for the ACT, which is taken by 11th grade students enrolled in Utah public high schools. The results are commonly submitted as a college readiness assessment for local universities. ACT results are accepted by many 4-year colleges and universities in the U.S. Colleges use ACT results in a variety of ways: Admissions decisions, course placement, academic advising, scholarships and loans.
Student, school, district, and state reports become available generally 3-8 weeks after testing through the testing platform. Individual student reports are released after scoring is complete, with aggregate reports available to educators for instructional planning and accountability.
Please contact your child’s school or teacher with any questions.
