Each session is $160, with different math readiness levels available, according to Dr. Suzanne Strait, a biological sciences professor in the university’s College of Science.
“ACT scores are important for several reasons: test scores are critical to a student’s access to colleges and programs, many scholarships are based on ACT scores and some employers require ACT scores even after you have graduated from college,” Strait said.
The ACT camps are sponsored by the West Virginia Science Adventures program, which offers a variety of homeschool and weekend activities throughout the year, according to Strait.
Participants of the camp can expect to attend from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday for the week.
To register for the ACT math preparation camps offered through Marshall University, visit http://ssawv.com/act-test-prep, or to learn more about other summer activities, visit ssawv.com.
For more information about Marshall’s Department of Mathematics, visit www.marshall.edu/cos.