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  1. You need your ACT admission ticket on test day--you'll copy information directly from it onto your answer document.
  2. If you registered online, print your admission ticket from your ACT Web account. It won't come by mail.
  3. Expected lifetime earnings: Bachelor's degree $2.1 million, high school graduate $1.2 million. Source: U.S. Census Bureau
  4. Why go to college? Every bit of education you get after high school increases the chances you'll earn good pay.
  5. The FAFSA: collects information to determine your eligibility for federal student aid programs. FAFSA help here: http://bit.ly/vY9bJ
  6. Have you registered? Today is your last chance for the December 12 test. (U.S. or Canada only.) A $20 late registration fee applies.
  7. Tomorrow is the ACT registration deadline for the Deceber 12 test. (U.S. or Canada only.) A $20 late registration fee applies.
  8. Colleges will be more impressed by good grades in challenging courses than by outstanding grades in easy ones.
  9. Find out whether your high school course selections match what most colleges expect you to know. http://is.gd/4SUQu
  10. Make the most out of high school--look at your ACT scores and take extra courses or get tutoring assistance for weaker academic areas.
  11. The GPA myth - a high GPA is important, but it's not the only thing college recruiters are looking for. http://bit.ly/cSErR
  12. Did you know? The highest possible ACT score is 36.
  13. Did you know? ACT does not give scores to anyone by telephone, email, or fax.
  14. Some colleges require the ACT Writing Test; others don't. Search Writing Test requirements by college.... http://bit.ly/3at3EZ
  15. Did you know? The ACT is accepted by all 4-year colleges nationwide.
  16. Think about your reasons for going to college. What do you want do and how will college help you get there?
  17. Some colleges require the ACT Writing Test; others don't. Search Writing Test requirements by college. http://bit.ly/LqH4l
  18. Reminder: Tomorrow is the ACT registration deadline for the December 12 test.
  19. @ebordcov Basic registration fee for the Dec. 12, 2009 test is $32.00 (ACT - No Writing) or $47.00 (ACT Plus Writing) until Nov. 6, 2009.
  20. @_michaelmoore If you don't test, your registration fee is nonrefundable. Fees for optional services are refundable. See http://is.gd/4M41F