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How to Get a Perfect 36 on ACT?

Hey everyone, I wanna get that perfect ACT score. For those who scored a 36 or know how to, can you please share some tips on acing each section? What resources and study strategies did you use?

a year ago

Hey! Getting a perfect 36 on the ACT would be an incredible accomplishment. Here are some tips to help you strive towards it:

1. Understand the test format: Familiarize yourself with the ACT sections (English, Math, Reading, and Science) and timing by looking at sample tests online.

2. Diagnose your strengths and weaknesses: Take an initial practice test to identify areas where you need improvement.

3. Create a study plan: Allocate time to study each section, focusing more on your weaker areas.

4. Use official ACT resources: The official ACT prep guide and test prep books from reputable sources like Princeton Review can provide valuable practice material.

5. Learn test-taking strategies: Techniques like process of elimination can save you time and increase your accuracy on other questions by eliminating the need to rush.

6. Take practice tests: Regular practice will help build your stamina and familiarity with the test format.

7. Review and adapt: After each practice test, review your progress, and adjust your study plan accordingly. Identify areas of weakness based on which questions you missed, and even double-check the questions you got correct to make sure your process was sound, in addition to your actual answer.

8. Stay consistent and motivated: Regular practice and a positive attitude will help ensure success when the big day finally comes. Good luck!

a year ago

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