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<p>I have a few questions about the ACT.</p>

<p>I'm a sophomore right now.</p>

<p>1) How do I register?
My school gives the ACT to everyone junior year, but I want to take it early. How do I register, and would I still have time to register for the October date?</p>

<p>2) Should I take it?
I studied with a Princeton Review book and I just bought a Barron's book for it that should be here in a few days. I scored very well on the practice tests (not sure about the percentage or what score that would be, I didn't check) in PR, and I would like to do a real one just for practice. Are there any negatives to taking it as a sophomore?</p>

<p>I will probably have another question soon and edit this.</p>

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<p>Register an account on the ACT test website. Instructions will be given on selecting a date and test center for the. Do it soon though, the october deadline must be very close.</p>

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<li>If you feel like you will do very well then by all means take it. Not only will it help you get a good reading on the test if you need to take it again, but if you score high then you don’t have to take it again, making junior year a bit easier.</li>
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<p>The only negative i see is that, for me at least, the mind is more developed in keen as you grow older. While it is 100% possible to score very high as a sophomore, you may do better as a junior. But that “negative” shouldn’t stop you from taking it.</p>