ACT Residual Testing

An on-campus or "residual" testing program is available to ACT-participating colleges. ACT Residual Testing is strictly limited only to students who have enrolled, have been admitted, or have officially applied to Bethel College. Scores from Residual Testing are reported only to Bethel College offices for admission, course placement, and advising purposes.

Eligibility

Eligibility for Students – Residual Testing is conducted at Bethel College for students who: 1) are enrolled, 2) have been admitted, or 3) are applying to Bethel College. Students who do not intend to attend Bethel College are not allowed to participate in ACT Residual Testing on our campus.

Test Dates

ACT Residual Testing Times and Location (Summer 2013) COMPREHENSIVE – (Wednesday) To register, please visit: http://bcactcomprehensive.eventbrite.com
1 PM – Wednesday, May 8, 2013	Miller/Moore Academic Center — Room 345
1 PM – Wednesday, June 5, 2013	Miller/Moore Academic Center — Room 345
1 PM – Wednesday, July 10, 2013	Miller/Moore Academic Center — Room 345
1 PM – Wednesday, August 7, 2013	Miller/Moore Academic Center — Room 345

Scores

Scores from Residual Testing are valid only at Bethel College and cannot be transferred by transcript or other means to any other institution or agency.
Scores from Residual Testing are reported only to the college administering the test.
No Student Reports and no High School Reports are generated.
No Additional Score Reports will be generated to report scores to any other institution.

Restrictions

Residual Testing is not a practice test and is not for use with younger students. Bethel College does not provide Residual Testing to individuals who do not intend to attend our college.
ACT Residual Testing is restricted to on-campus administrations. Test booklets may not be transported from campus to campus or to any off-campus locations.
A minimum of 60 days must elapse before another Residual Test may be taken. Scores achieved before the minimum elapsed time will be cancelled without refund.
ACT restricts the number of times a student may take the ACT to 12 times total. Residual Testing does count toward that maximum. Scores that exceed the maximum will be canceled without refund.

Costs

The cost of the residual testing is $55 ($15 nonrefundable registration fee payable online at: http://bethelcollegeact.eventbrite.com/ and $40 cash or check made payable to Bethel College due at test administration).
All students must register for ACT Residual Test online a minimum of one (1) week prior to their selected testing date.
The ACT Residual Test Nonrefundable Registration Fee reserves a seat for you on the test date that you select.
You will need to bring and submit your $40 payment by cash or check (if check, payable to Bethel College), as well as your ACT Residual Test Nonrefundable Registration Fee ticket and completed ACT Residual Test Admission Form when you take the exam.

Identification

Valid forms of identification include:

Current (valid) official photo ID
Letter of identification issued by your school (w/photo in letter)
High school transcript with photo issued by your school
Notarized statement (w/photo in statement)
Recent published individual photo

Materials Required for Exam

Current photo ID
Social Security Number
Two #2 pencils with good erasers (mechanical pencils are not allowed)
Simple four-function calculator (non-printing/non-graphing) to be used on Math Testonly.
- For list of allowable calculators, please visit: http://www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/calculator.html

Accommodated Learners

Extended-time testing is available to students with documented physical or learning disabilities. Please contact Tim Williams (574) 807-7160 or tim.williams@bethelcollege.edu in the Center for Academic Success to discuss the documentation needed to schedule a date for the extended-time exam.