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Fulbright
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ACT Test
The ACT: The ACT test assesses the student's skills in
English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science Reasoning. There is also an
optional Writing exam for students applying to colleges and universities
that want to see a Writing score.
In Brussels, the ACT is offered five times a year in 2010-2011 at the
International School of
Brussels and at the
Antwerp
International School in Ekeren:
October 23, 2010
December 11, 2010
February 12, 2011
April 9, 2011
June 11, 2011
In Luxembourg, the ACT is offered twice a year at the
International School of
Luxembourg in 2010-2011 in December and February.
All students testing internationally must go to
www.actstudent.org, where they
create their free student Web account and then follow the simple
instructions to select a test date and test center and then register
online. A credit card is needed to finalize their registration. Students
then print their admission ticket, which they will take with them to the
test center.
ACT composite scores range from 1-36. Since the ACT is curriculum-based,
some US colleges and universities that normally require SAT II tests
(see Section C, below, for information on SAT II) will exempt ACT
examinees from taking them.
More information can be found on
the ACT website.
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