**All fees are nonrefundable unless otherwise noted. A credit card is needed for online registrations.

For information on fee waivers, see Am I eligible for a fee waiver?

Basic registration fee (per test option)

ACT (No Writing)	$34.00
Includes reports for you, your high school (if you authorize reporting), and up to four college choices (if valid codes are provided when you register).
ACT Plus Writing	$49.50
Includes reports for you, your high school (if you authorize reporting), and up to four college choices (if valid codes are provided when you register). The $15.00 Writing Test fee is refundable, on written request, if you are absent on test day or switch to the ACT (No Writing) before you begin testing.

Additional registration fees and services
Add to the basic fee for your test option

5th and 6th college choices	add $10.00 each
Requested online before the test date; refundable on written request, if you do not test. Find out how much it costs to send your scores after you test.
Telephone re-registration	add $13.00
Late registration fee (U.S. or Canada only)	add $21.00
For registration or test date change submitted during the late period for a national test date.
Standby testing on test day (U.S. or Canada only)	add $42.00
International testing (required outside the U.S. or Canada)	add $27.00
The ACT Plus Writing is available at international test centers only on the October, December, and April test dates.
Test date change	add $21.00
For different date only if absent on original date. If you request a test date change after the regular deadline for the new date, you must also add the late fee.
Test center change	add $21.00
For the same test date.
Viewing scores online	FREE
Test Information Release (TIR) service	add $18.00
On December, April, and June national test dates at a national test center; refundable if not available.

ACT is committed to serving students with disabilities by providing reasonable accommodations appropriate to the student's diagnosis. ACT has established policies regarding documentation of an applicant's disability and the process for requesting accommodations. For details, see ACT Policy for Documentation to Support Requests for Test Accommodations on the ACT.

If you currently receive accommodations in school due to a professionally diagnosed and documented disability, you may submit documentation to support a request for one of the following:

• Center Testing #1: Standard Time National Testing with Accommodations

• Center Testing #2: Extended Time National Testing (50% time extension). Approved students taking the ACT (No Writing) have up to 5 hours total to work on all four multiple-choice tests at their own pace. Approved students taking the ACT Plus Writing have up to 5 hours and 45 minutes to complete all five tests. Both options include time for breaks between tests.

• Special Testing: Testing at school with extended time and alternate formats available—not as part of national or international testing at a test center.

The basic fees for all forms of testing are the same. Read the information about each to determine which one to choose and follow that application or request process carefully. Refer to the comparison chart to review the requirements and features of Extended Time National Testing and Special Testing to decide which is most appropriate for you.

If you have already been approved for Extended Time National Testing, you may request a test date change or re-register.

ACT will treat all information you provide to support your request as confidential and will use it solely to determine your eligibility for accommodations. Details about your test accommodations will be shared only with the testing staff and will not be released to anyone else, including your chosen score report recipients.

The ACT and ACT Plus Writing are offered only in English. Accommodations (including extended time) are not available solely on the basis of limited English proficiency.