Registration and payment are simple and easy. Go to academicsuccess.ucf.edu/utc/actresidual/  and thoroughly read through the information before completing the registration procedures. Students must be eligible to take the ACT On-Campus Test prior to test registration and payment. Registration and payment must be completed at least 2 weeks in advance of the scheduled test date.

The ACT On-Campus Test cost is $120.00 per student/per test. All payments are non-refundable and non-transferable.

The tests are essentially the same but have different policies and procedures. The most significant difference is that scores from the ACT On-Campus Test can only be used at UCF.

Yes, students taking the ACT On-Campus Test at UCF are subject to the following restrictions:

• ACT On-Campus Test may be conducted at UCF for students who are enrolled, have been admitted, or are applying to UCF. This test is not appropriate for students seeking admission to other schools.
• ACT On-Campus Test scores do not meet eligibility requirements for Florida Bright Futures Scholarships. Additionally, scores may not be used to apply for some other scholarships.
• ACT On-Campus Test scores cannot be used to determine NCAA eligibility.
• The ACT On-Campus Test is not a “practice test” and should not be used as such.
• Students must wait a minimum of 60 days between administrations of the ACT On-Campus examination.
• ACT restricts the number of times a student may take the ACT (National or On-Campus Test) to 12 times total. The complete re-test policy can be found by visiting http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/registration.html#retest.
• If the retest restrictions are violated, ACT will automatically cancel the retest scores.
• Individuals found to have taken the ACT On-Campus Test for any reason other than those described above will have their scores canceled without refund.

ACT On-Campus Test is limited to students who are enrolled, have been admitted, or are applying to UCF and cannot take the ACT on a national test date because the date does not meet UCF admissions deadlines. Students who do not intend to attend UCF are not eligible to take the ACT On-Campus Test at this location.

The ACT On-Campus Test (formerly known as the Residual) is an alternative to the national ACT test that enables colleges to proctor and self-score an ACT test form on their campus. Scores from the ACT On-Campus Test taken at the University of Central Florida (UCF) can only be used at this institution.