Makers of the ACT announced in 2019 a plan to broadly offer their first computer-based ACT in September 2020. Students would still have the option to test on paper, and those who selected the digital ...

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Beginning September 2020, the ACT will be offered to high school students on paper and via computer. High schools can opt for the online ACT through state and district testing while students can opt ...