How to Get a Perfect Score on the ACT® Test: 10 WAYS to get a 36! Tips, Tricks & Strategies!

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[justinryan]

well, I was aiming for a 29 and got a 31. I'm very happy

[rai-ching]

Thank you Brooke, I got a 35. My advice is to do as many full length practice tests as you possibly can, and use the bubble sheet from the official ACT practice test "Preparing for the ACT Test". Make practices as realistic as possible: wear a mask, pace yourself with a watch, and do the entire test in 1 sitting with 1 break like the real test.

[kyleemiller]

Highly suggest her prep course. I barely used it- less than 10 hours- and I raised my composite from a 28 to a 32. I mostly used it for English and my score raised 6 points.

[sabrinamiller]

I feel like non of my teachers have FULLY prepared me for the ACT. Gotta love Oklahoma schooling :(

[michaelreese]

Who else is watching this 12 hours before their test lmao

[owenwu]

this girl's brain is going in "fast thinking" mode. she speaks fast as fuck.

[BenjaminBigger]

I'm taking the ACT Test June 11th. Wish me luck! :)

[rose.]

I take it in 9 days and i've decided im going to try and watch as many videos like this as I can every day/night leading up to it.. I can't really sit down and study, im much more of a visual learner. That's why i'm really happy there's videos of people doing it visually, talking, illustrations, etc..

[JSamuel]

I got a 31, thanks for the Crack ACT tip.

[SomewhatRhythmical]

Taking the ACT tomorrow, just watching the video for a morale boost! It really helped, I'm glad to come across this video

[Bassoonawsomeness]

I'm taking the ACT tomorrow.. Wish me luck!

[maddog]

My big problem in ACT grammar was the question stem. For example, when they ask what is the most specific answer, I would chose something such as “certain” over a word choice like “hexagonal”, simply because it never hinted at the fact that it was a hexagonal shape. However it wasn’t asking what makes the most sense, it asked what is most specific, and hexagonal is far more specific than the word certain.

[BrandonGaza]

Well boys. We all know we're here because we're desperate af. ANYWAYS TMR IS MINE!!!!

[dylanjohnson]

Taking the test tomorrow seeing if I can raise from a 27! Wish me luck!

[shanellewarner]

Her advice was really good . And I am in 10th grade and scoring for a 30 the first time . So I am trying to get all the tips and tricks super early

[williamwu]

So I’m a rising junior in high school. And my guidance counselor advised me to take the SAT and called the ACT a “back up plan”. Based on what’s supertutor is telling me and the internet, the ACT is of equal value to the SAT. Now I’m confused on which one to study for over the summer.

[Alondrabravo]

I'm so scared for the ACT. I seriously have nightmares because of it! I went to this class that I paid for in my high school for the ACT and it just made me more scared! The fact that really scares me is the time! I feel I'm going to fail! R.I.P to me :(

[immortalfighter]

I'm in eighth grade, and I have an opportunity to do a practice test, I mean, I will do the test with high schoolers, but it won't count. Either way, wish me luck in 2017!

[nbluejay]

I will be taking it for the first time in 11 hours 😱

[shawne-marinnmurphy]

I am taking the ACT tomorrow and I am in seventh grade. I am trying to take summer college courses and I am really nervous that I won't do very well. But, if I don't do well, I have time to take it again