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High School Career College Tests Classes Decisions

Taking EXPLORE® is a great way to get a head start on the ACT and to make sure you’re on track for high school. EXPLORE also: ■ lets you know if you’re on track for college ■ helps you choose high school courses that will get you ready for college ■ helps you find careers that match your interests ■ shows you the subjects in which you need to improve ■ helps you see which subjects are most important for certain careers

EXPLORE PLAN ACT EXPLORE, PLAN, and the ACT EXPLORE is the first part of a testing system that goes on to include PLAN and the ACT. Typically, students take EXPLORE in the 8 th grade, PLAN in the 10 th grade, and the ACT in the 11 th grade. All three test you in English, math, reading, and science. However, the material tested in each program gets more difficult. This is why the top scores are different. Program Grade Level Composite Score Range EXPLORE8 and 91 to 25 PLAN101 to 32 ACT11 and 121 to 36

The EXPLORE Test EXPLORE includes four multiple-choice tests: SubjectNumber of QuestionsHow Long It Takes English4030 minutes Math3030 minutes Reading3030 minutes Science2830 minutes Your skills in these subjects will make a big difference in school and, eventually, in your career. Once you know what each test covers, your EXPLORE test results can identify your academic strengths and needs. Multiple Choice:

What Your Score Report Tells You What Your Score Report Tells You The EXPLORE Student Score Report gives information about your knowledge, skills, interests, and plans. You can use this information as you plan your high school coursework and begin thinking about college and work. Your report tells you how you did on the EXPLORE tests and how your scores compare to those of other students across the nation. It contains information about your educational and career plans, interests, and high school coursework plans.

The most important goal for YOURSELF at the end of high school is to have CHOICES and be able to make a decision that is best for YOU!