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ACT prep info

Hi Everyone!
Reminder: to find college prep materials (including ACT and AP Test Practice) for your students (or kids at home) use the LearningExpress Library, a FREE resource from ELM (Electronic Library for Minnesota). ELM is located on my website, or use this direct link: LearningExpress Library.

To login, and to locate the College Admissions Test Prep section, follow the directions below:

Hit:
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If you've logged in before, enter Username and Password. If you are a new user, hit "Register" --  under "New User?" on right.

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Then fill out fields. Use email address as Username. Create Password: 6-10 characters, no spaces.



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Hit "Register" -- blue button after fields.

Then hit:
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Then select (for AP/ACT/SAT/PSAT/TOEFL) Test Practice and College Essay Writing Tips):
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Let me know your questions! :)
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Jane Dorn
Media Director
Thomas Jefferson High School
Bloomington, MN
952-806-7609
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