Thank you for your patience as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. All students who register for the July 18 ACT test will receive email updates on test center availability and capacity.
United States, the US territories, and Puerto Rico
To find a test center's scheduled test dates, choose its state, territory, or province. You can narrow your search by typing in part or all of the city or test center name. Test centers are listed under the actual city name, not metropolitan area.
PLEASE NOTE: Test center codes, dates, and locations listed below will be confirmed when you register for the ACT test.
International Test Centers
To see a country's available and listed test centers, download this document (PDF) to confirm a test center in your desired location.*
Not all centers are scheduled to test on every test date.
Test centers are subject to change. To see the most current list, please visit MyACT and begin the registration process for the ACT test.
If you are a student with a disability and want to request accommodations, create an ACT web account, or log in to an existing account, and register for a test date. Then, contact ACT at +1319.337.1332, option 2 for further instructions.
Testing in Canada: Starting in September 2018, examinees testing in Canada will participate in the international, computer-based-testing model. Questions? Learn more here: http://pages.act.org/cbt-for-international.html
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Test dates are on Saturday unless otherwise noted.
If your state, territory, or province is not listed, no test centers are scheduled there for any test date. Consider trying to test at a center in another state, territory, or province. If you cannot locate a test center within 75 miles of your home or within reasonable traveling distance, you may need to request Arranged Testing.
**SPECIAL NOTE: Non-Saturday testing is available only in remote areas or for students who cannot test on Saturday because of religious convictions.
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