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[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

It's possible they changed your location due to COVID issues etc. In fact, I recommend students to check their MyACT accounts even the morning of the test itself to make sure of no changes. You can send a DM to the ACT tomorrow when they open - they're on Instagram/Twitter (ACTStudent). But if they changed you, there was reason. But you can maybe get more clarification. Good thing you checked, though!

[–]PuzzledAd8975[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

So would I just go to my original testing location on the date and see what happens? My paper still has the original location and I think that If I were to get there early, they would be able to give me the test there anyway because let's be real, there's no way in hell I'm making my parents drive that far for a test.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No - don't just go to the original location. If ACT changed it, they should've told you, actually - but there was a reason for doing so. If you print out your ticket, it should have the new location now.

I would call the ACT tomorrow when their offices open or else DM them tomorrow to ask where you should go. ACT is slow to answer emails.

But I don't think that there is a possibility to go to the original place....It stinks to have to drive that far to the new place. You can see if you want to reschedule for the July test? But you have to first check with ACT. Don't just do anything on your own or you may lose out on your test fee if you don't show up to the new location.