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RESIDUAL ACT REGISTRATION FORM Please print all information Requested Test Date: Full Name: Residual ACT Testing Dates: Saturday, August 5, 2017, at 8:00 AM Saturday, January 6, 2018, at 8:00 AM Saturday,

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary paperwork and information such as your personal identification, academic history, and any relevant test scores.
2. Research the requirements and guidelines for the residual ACT that you are taking. Each institution may have specific instructions or additional forms to fill out.
3. Begin the application by filling out the personal information section, which usually includes your name, address, contact details, and social security number.
4. Proceed to provide your academic background, including information about the high school or college you attended, your GPA, and any relevant coursework.
5. Indicate the test you are taking (residual ACT) and the date you plan to take it or have already taken it.
6. Fill out the sections that require your test scores and any other additional information specific to the residual ACT. This may include sections about your intended major, college preferences, or any special accommodations you may require.
7. Review all the information you have provided to ensure accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the completed residual ACT form, either online or via mail, according to the instructions provided by the institution.
9. Follow up with the institution to confirm that they have received your application and to inquire about any further steps or documentation required.

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1. The residual ACT is usually required by individuals who are planning to apply to a college or university that offers this test as an alternative to the regular ACT.
2. It is commonly used by students who missed the regular ACT test dates or need to improve their scores for admission or placement purposes.
3. Military personnel, international students, high school graduates, and nontraditional students who are seeking admission to certain educational programs may also need to take the residual ACT.

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