Should I Take the ACT or SAT?

If you’re a junior starting to think about college applications, you may be wondering, “Should I take the ACT or SAT?” Especially since many universities are starting to retract test-optional policies, you’ll need one of these test scores for your college applications—but which do you take? Generally, it’s a good idea to take both [...]

By |2024-07-11T14:49:21-05:00July 11th, 2024|ACT Test Prep, SAT Test Prep|

Free ACT Official Practice Test PDFs and Answer Explanations

This page contains professionally-written answer explanations to the freely available, official ACT practice tests floating around on the internet. Depending on the year, either the ACT or the SAT is the most popular college admissions test in the United States. About 1.3 million students in the graduating class of 2022 took the ACT or [...]

Free ACT Practice Tests, Full-Length

Piqosity's market-leading ACT prep course provides two, free ACT practice tests. Just like the actual ACT exam, these mock ACT tests are 215 questions long and immediately accessible: No credit card or phone number required Full-length and full-featured Self-scoring and auto-analyzing The 2, free ACT practice tests are in addition to a no-cost mini [...]

By |2024-06-21T16:06:53-05:00June 21st, 2024|ACT Test Prep|

Announcing Our ACT Test Prep Video Course

Our ACT online test prep now includes an available Premium Video Course with nearly 15 hours of instruction and guided practice split across 62 videos. The video course is meant to replicate a standard, in-person ACT prep class but from the comfort and convenience of the student's home. Each of the 62 ACT prep [...]

The Benefits of Retesting and Taking Multiple Practice Exams

A strong (or weak) test score can have a huge impact on college or private school admissions. Test scores are one of the most important factors that admissions offices consider when admitting applicants—no wonder taking standardized tests can be so stressful for students!  To help improve test-taking performance, students and their parents will frequently [...]

Go to Top