Speed and accuracy: the two things ACT Science section test-takers crave but are so very hard to achieve. You have already completed three sections of the ACT, your brain is getting worn out, and then, bam, you are smacked with the Science test – 6 passages and 40 questions in only 35 minutes. But increasing …
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Switching from the SAT to the ACT? While the tests have become much more similar, there are three things you need to know about before your first ACT test.
ACT scores are released on a regular schedule after every test date. How long it takes to receive your scores depends on when you took the test and if you took the Writing test.
You did it – you signed up for the ACT. You’ve been studying for months. Maybe you’ve been working through an ACT prep course like Olive Book, or maybe you’ve tackled the test on your own. Whatever your strategy, it’s now t-minus one week until test day. With so much content to go over, what …
You won’t see a formula sheet on the ACT Math section, so there are a few math formulas you need to memorize and recall when you take the ACT test.
If you’re looking for information about the structure of the ACT, how long the ACT is, how it’s scored, and how you should study, this is the post for you!
Millions of students take the ACT or SAT globally each year. Hundreds of articles detail the similarities and differences between the two tests. But do colleges prefer the SAT or the ACT? Does an SAT or an ACT score look better on your college application?
In order to do really well on the ACT Science section, you need to implement some strategies (on top of also knowing the content really well).
Don’t let your brain go on pilot mode over school breaks. With all your glorious free time, try listening to a podcast that will engage your mind and curiosity.
As an international student, which test should you take – and does the ACT or SAT test look better on your college application?