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1). FAQs About The ACT By : Deanna Mascle
Many future college students understand they will need to take the ACT to gain admission to college but are left with many questions about it. One of the top questions is about the difference between the ACT and SAT. The ACT is an achievement test that measures what a student has learned in school. The SAT is an aptitude test that tests reasoning and verbal abilities.
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2). Why Should You Become A Lifelong Learner? By : Deanna Mascle
I am a student, a teacher, and a mother (in order of the role's appearance in my life). Being a teacher and a mother means I am continually learning something new. I learn so I can keep up with my students and son; I learn from my students and my son; and I learn so I can do my best as a teacher and a mother. However, even if the role of a student wasn't forced on me by life I think I would be a lifelong learner.
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3). Tips For Taking The ACT By : Deanna Mascle
The ACT is a national college admission examination that consists of subject area tests in English, mathematics, reading, and science with an optional writing exam. The ACT includes 215 multiple-choice questions and takes approximately three hours and 30 minutes to complete with breaks (or just over four hours if taking the Writing Test). Actual testing time is two hours and 55 minutes (plus 30 minutes for the Writing Test).
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4). What You Should Know About ACT By : Deanna Mascle
A national college admission examination, the ACT consists of subject area tests in English, mathematics, reading, and science plus an optional writing exam. Originally, "ACT" stood for American College Testing. However, in 1996 the official name of the organization was shortened to simply "ACT" to better reflect the broad array of programs and services offered beyond college entrance testing.
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5). Are You Too Old To Go Back To School? By : Deanna Mascle
You want to go back to school and continue your education. Perhaps you'd like to earn your first degree or ou'd like to earn a new degree in a different field. You've been dreaming of that degree but haven't dared believe your dream can come true because you think you are too old. You aren't. It really is that simple. I don't care what your age is,.
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