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MNCgirl's avatar

Do you get the fee back if you don't take the ACT as a standby?

Asked by MNCgirl (219points) October 2nd, 2011

So, I want to take the ACT (I had taken it my sophomore year already) but at this point, I’d have to take it as a standby. If I sign up to take the test as a standby, though, and DON’T get to take the test, will I still have to pay the ACT fee and/or the ACT fee?

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Nullo's avatar

As a general rule, you can get any money back if you make enough noise to the right people. You have a decent case; if you claw your way up the chain of command and harass the right people, you ought to get your money back, policy or no.

augustlan's avatar

I can’t imagine they can charge you for a test you don’t get to take, through no fault of your own.

JLeslie's avatar

I agree with @augustlan. I can’t imagine they would try to keep your money if you don’t get the chance to take the test. Ask the test people how it works. If they refund you a credit, and how long it takes to get your money back.

MNCgirl's avatar

Thanks for the answers! I decided just to wait for the December date.

SavoirFaire's avatar

According to the ACT website, you are only charged after being admitted to the test (go to the very bottom).

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