In fact, the growing disparity between the glut of downloadable SAT® tests and relative death of downloadable ACT® tests now strongly incentivizes tutors around the country to steer students back toward the SAT®. So as it stands, the lack of available ACT® practice tests makes it more difficult for tutors-the ACT's® unpaid evangelist workforce-to do their job of guiding students to take the ACT®. And the Kaplan course does nothing to help independent tutors and tutoring companies meet the needs of students who choose to prepare for the ACT®. That may be true, but independent tutors all over the United States will ultimately advise hundreds of thousands of students on whether to take the SAT® or the ACT®. Why does this disparity constitute a self-inflicted injury? After all, ACT® inked a deal with Kaplan to provide ACT® test prep, right? In the interest of fairness, it can be downloaded directly from ACT's® website, here:ĭownload the Official ACT® Practice Test from ACT®

Meanwhile, ACT® has only released one official full-length ACT® practice test recently. That's the count-or rather it will be-as soon as the College Board gets around to adding Official SAT® Practice Test #7 gets to its growing list of Official SAT® Practice Tests, here:ĭownload Official SAT® Practice Tests from College Boardĭownload Official SAT® Practice Tests from Khan Academy Sadly, ACT® seems unaware of the damage it's doing to itself and the degree to which they've handed College Board a gift it sorely needed. Speaking of commending the College Board, it's worth taking a moment to praise it for not shooting itself in the foot.

Credit to College Board for significant improvement on that front. That's a much speedier turnaround than the May 2016 SAT® QAS, which showed up a few days after I took the October 2016 SAT®. I received my Question-and-Answer Service (QAS) copy a few weeks ago. The rumors are true: SAT® Practice Test #7 has been released.

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