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Weber State Opens ACT Residual Registration for Ogden and Davis Campuses

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Weber State Opens ACT Residual Registration for Ogden and Davis Campuses
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Weber State University has opened registration for ACT Residual testing at its Ogden and Davis/Layton campuses. The $80 registration is restricted to students currently in the WSU application process, admitted students, or those enrolled in WSU dual or concurrent enrollment programs.

Key takeaways

  • ACT Residual testing is available at the WSU Davis/Layton Campus in Stewart Center Room 231 and the WSU Ogden Campus in Student Services Testing Center RM 260.
  • Registration is limited to WSU applicants, admitted students, or students in WSU dual/concurrent enrollment programs.
  • The registration fee is $80.00, and a $10 fee is required for any cancellations or rescheduling.
  • Scores are reported directly to WSU Admissions within two weeks and are not available to other institutions or via mail/email.
  • Students must provide a valid government ID, student ID, or a notarized ACT Student Identification Form on test day.

Weber State University has opened registration for ACT Residual testing at its Ogden and Davis/Layton campuses, offering specialized testing sessions for students currently admitted to, applying to, or enrolled in WSU dual or concurrent enrollment programs. The registration process requires completion at least one day prior to testing, with seats available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registration Details and Requirements

Registration for the ACT Residual program is restricted to a specific group of students: those who are currently in the application process, those who have already been admitted, or students enrolled in a WSU Dual/Concurrent Enrollment program. According to Weber State University, registration must be finalized at least one day before the scheduled test session, though seats may fill before the official deadline.

To complete the registration, students must follow a multi-step process. First, applicants must select and book a test session from the available options. Upon booking, students will receive a confirmation email containing specific test session details, a Booking Reference Code, and a link to return to the site to finalize payment. The final step requires the student to enter their unique Booking Reference Code to complete the transaction.

Testing Locations and Scoring

Testing for the ACT Residual is conducted at two distinct locations depending on the selected session. At the Davis/Layton Campus, testing is held at the Davis Testing Center located in Stewart Center, Room 231. At the Ogden Campus, testing takes place at the Student Services Testing Center in Room 260.

Weber State University stated that ACT scores from these sessions will be reported directly to WSU Admissions within two weeks of the testing date. These score reports are exclusive to the university; they cannot be sent to any other institution or agency, and students will not receive their scores via mail or email.

Fees and Cancellation Policy

The cost for ACT Residual registration is $80.00 per session. If a student needs to cancel or reschedule their test session, they must contact kaitlynncrane@weber.edu prior to the scheduled test time. Students can request to have their payment applied to a future testing date or request a refund, though a $10 fee applies to all cancellations or rescheduling requests.

Test Day Requirements

Students appearing for the ACT Residual must arrive at the testing center at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time. The university provides a checklist of required items for test day, which includes a valid government ID, a current student ID, or a notarized ACT Student Identification Form.

Additional requirements for test day include sharpened No. 2 pencils, an approved calculator, and the payment receipt or confirmation email, which is accepted in both digital and printed formats. Students are also advised to bring a snack or drink for the break and should review the ACT prohibited behavior list and campus parking information prior to arrival.

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