ACT (American College Testing)


The ACT test format and content in Russia are the same as those for international students worldwide. Here's a breakdown:

Structure:

⚫ Four multiple-choice sections:
⚫ English (45 minutes)
⚫ Mathematics (60 minutes)
⚫ Reading (35 minutes)
⚫ Science (35 minutes)
⚫ Optional Writing test (40 minutes)

Content:
⚫ English: Measures grammar, usage, mechanics, and rhetorical skills through passages and sentence correction questions.
⚫ Mathematics: Covers pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics with an emphasis on problem-solving.
⚫ Reading: Assesses comprehension, analysis, and evaluation skills through various passage types like prose fiction, social science, and natural science.
⚫ Science: Tests understanding of biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science concepts through experiments, data analysis, and reasoning questions.
⚫ Writing (Optional): Measures analytical writing skills through an essay prompt addressing a complex issue.

Scoring:
⚫ Each section scored on a scale of 1-36, with composite scores calculated by averaging the four section scores.
⚫ The optional Writing test receives a separate score on a scale of 1-8.

Test Dates and Centers:
⚫ ACT tests are offered several times a year in major cities across Russia. You can find specific dates and locations on the ACT website: https://global.act.org/content/global/en/products-and-services/the-act-non-us.html

Resources:
⚫ For detailed information on the ACT test in Russia, including syllabus, sample questions, and registration procedures, visit the ACT Global website: https://global.act.org/content/global/en/products-and-services/the-act-non-us.html
⚫ Russia-Education.info also provides helpful resources on ACT testing in Russia: https://www.topschoolsintheusa.com/act-test-centers-and-dates-in-russia/

Additional Notes:
⚫ While the ACT is widely accepted by US universities, some Russian universities may have their own entrance exams. Check with your target universities for specific requirements.
English preparation is crucial for non-native speakers as the test is conducted in English.