ACT On-Campus

Test Day

• You must arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time. Test takers arriving late will not be admitted.
• At least one form of identification is required. Your identification must conform to ACT On-Campus acceptable use, identification policy. Review the ACT identification policy here: http://www.act.org/the-act/id
• Bring the test registration confirmation sent to your email by the registration software (RegisterBlast).
• You must bring and use your own calculator for the ACT Mathematics Test only. Review the ACT calculator policy here: http://www.act.org/calculator-policy.html

Re-Test Policy

You may not repeat ACT On-Campus testing within 60 days of your previous attempt.

Scores

• No Student Reports or High School Reports are generated, and you may not request additional score reports for any other institution.
• Scores from FIU’s ACT On-Campus Testing are only valid at Florida International University and cannot be transferred by transcript or other means to any other institution or agency.

Test Center Regulations

1. You must bring one form of identification. It must be a government-issued, valid photo ID with signature, matching exactly the name you used when registering and on your ID. NO EXCEPTIONS. Listed below are acceptable forms of photo identification:
   
   
   • Current driver's license
   • State Approved ID
   • Current Passport
   • Tribal ID card
   • Military ID
   • FIU Panther ID (Only for FIU make-up exams).
     
     
2. No electronic devices are permitted within the testing lab. uElectronic devices are, but are not limited to: 
   
   
   • mobile phones of any type
   • tablets
   • smartwatches
   • smart glasses
   • laptops 
     
     
3. All personal items will be placed inside one of the lockers located outside the testing lab. Items such as hats, sunglasses, snacks, electronic devices, bags of any kind, loose jewelry, and other personal effects will not be permitted within the testing lab.
   
   
4. Bring your exam registration ticket, if applicable, on the day of your exam.

I agree that I have read and understood the above test center regulations.

Outerwear Clothing Policy for Test Takers – Effective January 2, 2025

To ensure a secure testing environment, all test takers wearing outerwear over their clothing must present it for visual inspection upon entering the Testing Center.

What Counts as Outerwear?

Outerwear includes but is not limited to: jackets, sweaters, coats, hoodies, cloaks, robes, dusters etc.

Guidelines for Test Takers:

• Outerwear Inspection: You must temporarily present all outerwear, to the extent possible, for inspection before starting your exam.
• Long-Sleeve Shirts: These are allowed, but you’ll need to temporarily roll up your sleeves during the inspection.

Important Reminder:

Failure to follow the test center rules will result in being possibly denied access to the exam.

Plan ahead to ensure a smooth testing experience. Thank you for your cooperation!