This workshop will help students use minimal time to achieve maximum results on the ACT. The seminar will cover six basic areas:

1. Preparing for the ACT
2. Approaching the test
3. Format of the ACT
4. Analysis of Sample Questions
5. Importance of Student Profile & Interest Inventory
6. Questions commonly asked about the ACT

A general overview of the skills needed to be successful on the ACT and the impact of the results of the test will be covered. Information on registration, test dates, centers and times will also be made available. ACT packets will be distributed.

This workshop is designed for those students who have not taken the ACT before.

Instructor: Derek Wheeler
Fee: $28
Course: #20901
Date/Time: May 24, Sat, 9 am - 12 noon

This course presents an in depth review of the ACT. The course helps students increase test comfort and acquaintance level and reduces test anxiety. We'll cover the four main sections of the ACT English, Math, Reading and Science Reasoning by practicing with three full length ACT tests. Tests given will be scored and analyzed to increase the student's ability and testing confidence. Types of problems will be emphasized to encourage students to recognize and answer questions quickly and accurately. Strategy will be stressed to allow each student to reach his/her maximum score. Some memorization will be required. Some universities have decided to require/ recommend that their applicants submit scores from the ACT Writing Test.

Optional sessions are offered for students who plan on attending a college or university that requires a writing score. To get maximum benefit, students should attend all 5 classes. Class size is limited.

Instructors: Phyllis Desormeaux & Derek Wheeler
Sessions:5
Fee: $148
Course: #20908
Date/Time: June 9 - 13, Mon - Fri,1:30 - 4:30 pm
Optional Writing: June 10, Tues from 4:30 - 6:30 pm & June 12, Thurs from 4:30 - 5:30 pm, additional $30