1. ACT Calculator Policy Overview

The ACT allows certain calculators for both the with-writing and without-writing versions of the test. The TI-84 graphing calculator is among the permitted models, with some restrictions on specific functionalities.

2. Understanding the Rules

The ACT calculator policy states:

Key points:

• TI-84 series calculators are permitted
• Same rules apply for ACT with or without writing
• Calculator must not have CAS (Computer Algebra System)
• No QWERTY keyboards allowed
• No calculator with paper tape allowed

3. Why TI-84 is Allowed

Details: The TI-84 meets all ACT calculator requirements - it's a standard graphing calculator without prohibited features like CAS, QWERTY keyboard, or wireless capabilities.

4. Using This Calculator

Tips: Select your test type and calculator model to verify if it's allowed. The result will show whether your calculator meets ACT requirements.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Are all TI-84 models allowed?
A: Yes, including TI-84 Plus, TI-84 Plus CE, and similar variants without CAS.

Q2: Can I use a TI-89 on the ACT?
A: No, the TI-89 has a CAS and is prohibited.

Q3: Are there any calculator functions I can't use?
A: You can't use any programs that store testable information (like formulas).

Q4: Do I need to clear my calculator memory?
A: While not required, it's recommended to avoid any potential issues.

Q5: Can I bring a spare calculator?
A: Yes, but it must also meet ACT requirements and be on your desk during the test.