If you’ve taken the ACT Test Reading section before and are planning to take it again, you’re likely looking for ACT Reading strategies that will show you how to improve your ACT Reading score. You are also likely aware of just how tricky the ACT Reading section can be. Although the ACT Reading section [...]
ACT, Inc. is the non-profit organization that administers the ACT college admissions test. They are the only source for official, previously released exams. Practice tests from third-party publishers like Kaplan or McGraw-Hill are just approximations. Fortunately ACT makes freely available previously administered tests. This post addresses the 60 questions in the Math section from [...]
If your ACT test day is in 2 months or less and you want a good score, you should already be studying—these last-minute ACT tips can help you get started! It happens: the exam completely slips your mind, or you simply procrastinate until test day is around the corner. These study strategies will guide [...]
OK, so you’ve gotten your ACT score report and you’re unhappy with your ACT score—now you’re wondering, “Can you retake the ACT?” Or, maybe you haven’t taken the ACT test but are already worried about whatever score you’ll earn during your initial go-around, and are hoping to take the pressure off with the possibility [...]
When you’re preparing to take a standardized test, understanding and practicing test-taking strategies is almost as important as studying the material you’ll be tested on. After all, you only have a limited amount of time to answer the 215 questions on the ACT—understanding the ACT's structure and learning how to manage your time can help [...]
You’ve gotten through almost three years of high school, chosen your preferred colleges, scheduled your ACT test date, and now you may wonder, "What is a good ACT score?" In this article, we aim to answer this question, determine how to adequately gauge an appropriate ACT score goal, and discuss the preparation necessary to [...]
It’s an understatement to say that students take many tests throughout their academic careers. From state-specific standardized exams to those infamous college-readiness tests like the SAT and ACT, students are expected to test multiple times a year—that’s why students of every grade should be familiar with test-taking strategies. We’re diving into reliable and easy-to-use [...]
Taking the ACT Math test can feel daunting: you have only 50 minutes to answer 45 questions, so it’s a good idea to be armed with some ACT Math strategies! If you’re wondering, “How can I improve my Math ACT score?” or “What math should I study for the ACT?” then this ACT Math [...]
Several states have established ACT and/or SAT graduation requirements for high schoolers to assess school performance and to provide students the chance to take a college admissions exam. Most states don’t mandate either exam; however, many districts and schools have their own testing requirements. If you’re in high school, you should know which exam [...]
If you’re about to begin your ACT journey, you’re probably wondering, “Should I take the ACT with Writing?” As a student approaching college, you know that the ACT is important, and that a good ACT score can bolster your college applications. But, does it matter if those ACT stats in your application includes a [...]
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