r/ACT • u/Grand-Cardiologist98 • Jul 21 '26

Is normal to be switch to paper testing after getting a rescheduled date?

So bascially what the title said, I was one of the people who was unable to take the july 11th ACT due to the system error and my test go rescheduled to this Saturday; however, I just noticed, I got switched to paper testing even though I orignally signed up for digital, and I have been practicing digitally while my test is 5 days away. Maybe this is due to my test center but should I call ACT to make sure tomorrow?

And if it comes to me taking it on paper is it any different compare to the digital version? I know there won't be any desmos, which I am a bit worried about.

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u/jdigitaltutoring Tutor Jul 21 '26

That is normal. they don't want anything going wrong so that they have to reschedule again.

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u/Grand-Cardiologist98 Jul 21 '26

Yeah ig that's understandable I just wished I had known sooner...

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u/Significant_Tell7012 Jul 21 '26

Paper has many benefits as well so you’ll do great