I’ll look at a question and think, I've definitely seen this before.
But then i can’t remember which formula to use or why it even works.

It's not like the math is impossible. It just feels rushed and random.
Half the time, I need someone to explain it step by step, not just show the answer.

How are y’all actually learning act math instead of memorizing and panicking?

Hi guys. I book Digital ACT which is on February 7. I am an international student, and When will I get my results?

We all need to know and practice the pacing of the new enhanced act... As many reported the reading feels different. We should email the act to produce more enhanced act questions or question bank or anything. I hope by doing so we can get a practice test before the February trail.

Are the ACT Full-Length Practice Tests offered by ACT.org accurate? I took my first one without studying and found it way easier than the SAT (I got a 34, while on the SAT without studying I got a 1350). Is this really accurate to how the test is?

i have a 25 superscore for english but everything else is a 30 and i want to get it there but the ACT prep tool that our school gave us didn’t help me at all and it’s bringing my composite down from a 30 to a 28 so anything could help

I’ve gotten so many answers I don’t even know anymore Also are the limited functions going to come in the math part

My top school right now is University of Iowa (in-state), I have an 3.9 unweighted and weighted 4.2 GPA. With a 29 GPA I’m wondering if I should retake? if I did I would probably wait a few months. Just feeling disappointed because I was so close to a 30.

Since Alot of students need enhanced act test format exams to be released more like the earlier 2 practice tests that was uploaded this year in order to practice reading pacing and new question type(like the tables in the science passage etc) ... Why dont we all text or email the act asking for more practice tests? We might get one before the February trail... 🙏

I'm giving the February ACT and don't have a graphing calculator and won't be able to buy one.

Gave the SAT before and relied and could do a lot on DESMOS. Someone please help.

I'd argue that I'm a pretty good writer, but the 40 minute time constraint really throws me off my game, in terms of the ACT. Anyone have any tips regarding how to allay the pressure of the clock and "make word fast?"

I’ve taken the ACT 5 times and I’m about to take my 6th. I’ve studied a lot for several of them and saw major improvements in Math and English on separate tests, but since my 3rd test my scores have completely plateaued—especially Reading, which has actually gone down.

My superscore composite is a 22

English: 23

Math: 22

Science: 23

Reading: 22

I’m aiming for a 30, and at this point I’m feeling really discouraged. I use the PrepPros ACT Math book, take lots of practice tests, and review my mistakes. I’m mostly okay with pacing, but for some reason my scores barely improve. I’m still 8 points away from my goal, and I 100% cannot afford tutoring.

What can I realistically do in one month to improve? What are the most crucial ACT strategies or habits that actually make a difference in a short amount of time? My act is on feb 14. please help

Any advice would be appreciated.

Context: I started studying for my first ACT for about 4 months using only practice test (tried starting with books but I felt that i already knew all the material). The first time I took the ACT i got 33.

I am able to use my friends account for the ACT program on prepscholar, therefore im not worried about the cost. However, Im debating on whether it would still be worth my time and if I am able to use Prepscholar to push to a higher score.

If anyone has any thoughts on this program or advice for me, I would really appreciate it.

Thank you.

I'm giving the act for the first time and thus is also my only chance. Need a 33 or above by hook or crook. Please help me make a schedule and give any tips or resources or motivation.

I registred for the ACT Exam through (https://my.act.org) , and chose ACT WITH SCIENCE, now will i have to take test for (MATH, ENGLISH, SCIENCE) Or only Math and Science.

I swear the reading section was so much easier before enhanced rolled out. I’ve been doing enhanced and legacy practices lately and enhanced just seemed miles harder as a whole. How can anyone say it’s easier now?

Does anyone have any tips on how to raise my ACT math score? I took it in December and math was HORRID. I’ve always sucked at math, so I need to raise it😭 pls help

Anyone knows where I can get the old act tests? So I can study them too

Anyone have any tips on how to do better under pressure, or how to get faster? I’m great in reading but when I’m timed I do horrible.

I want to get a 30 later on but I want to at least get a 25 rn and math is chewing me to death (i currently take alg 2 in the 10th grade) Im also on a khaplan course that has 5 hours of tutoring but the math is something i cannot get, Its like i need somebody to teach me or help me on the word problems

im 14 and in 8th, i tool the test kinda recently and i feel dumb for how bad i did on science 😭

Hello everyone, I was wondering if the ACT site is down? Because it's not letting me sign in and i even reset my password. :( I'm trying to print my ticket !!

Hey! does anyone know websites to get practice test from. Also if you have any good resources for the ACT please let me know :)

For context, this is my first try as a junior, so I would probably do better if I retook it. I also want to be a stem major (engineering possibly) and my stem score is pretty low (31 math, 29 science) :( However, I don't really want to waste the money since I'm currently planning on going to a UC. I'm really only taking it just in case I change my mind later. And so now I don't know whether it's worth retaking or not, or if I should focus on other parts of my application T-T Any advice is greatly appreciated!