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If you have to ask that question i think its safe to say your going to get a low score
NT: I'm nervous about the ACT
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I'm a junior in high school with a cumulative gpa of a 3.6 throughout all my years so far.
School has never been a problem because i usually figure things out in minutes but this ACT is working me.
I really need a get a high score because I want to get in a huge university and get scholarship money.
Can you guys give me some tips and what score did you get on it?
School has never been a problem because i usually figure things out in minutes but this ACT is working me.
I really need a get a high score because I want to get in a huge university and get scholarship money.
Can you guys give me some tips and what score did you get on it?
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I'm a junior in high school with a cumulative gpa of a 3.6 throughout all my years so far.
School has never been a problem because i usually figure things out in minutes but this ACT is working me.
I really need a get a high score because I want to get in a huge university and get scholarship money.
Can you guys give me some tips and what score did you get on it?
School has never been a problem because i usually figure things out in minutes but this ACT is working me.
I really need a get a high score because I want to get in a huge university and get scholarship money.
Can you guys give me some tips and what score did you get on it?
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If you have to ask that question i think its safe to say your going to get a low score
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Tips:
Memorize the periodic table, there is atleast 15 questions on the exact atomic number and mass of some elements
Start reading a dictionary, you have to define about 10 or so words in the english portion
Know your rules for taking derivatives
And finally, practice reading fast, you only get 20 minutes to read 6 passages
Good Luck!
I gotta 16
.feelsgoodman
Memorize the periodic table, there is atleast 15 questions on the exact atomic number and mass of some elements
Start reading a dictionary, you have to define about 10 or so words in the english portion
Know your rules for taking derivatives
And finally, practice reading fast, you only get 20 minutes to read 6 passages
Good Luck!
I gotta 16
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Tips:
Memorize the periodic table, there is atleast 15 questions on the exact atomic number and mass of some elements
Start reading a dictionary, you have to define about 10 or so words in the english portion
Know your rules for taking derivatives
And finally, practice reading fast, you only get 20 minutes to read 6 passages
Good Luck!
I gotta 16
.feelsgoodman
Memorize the periodic table, there is atleast 15 questions on the exact atomic number and mass of some elements
Start reading a dictionary, you have to define about 10 or so words in the english portion
Know your rules for taking derivatives
And finally, practice reading fast, you only get 20 minutes to read 6 passages
Good Luck!
I gotta 16
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its easy as hell. i aint study at all & got a 23 & only took it once
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its easy as hell. i aint study at all & got a 23 & only took it once
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Your GPA demonstrates you study and work hard...IMO you have nothing to worry about. Take the test andif you need a higher score, take it again. DOn't put that pressure on yourself, it's not difficult. I got a 22 or 23 first time and then a 24. I didn't buy any of the books either and my gpa was nowhere near yours
You'll be good!
You'll be good!
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Your GPA demonstrates you study and work hard...IMO you have nothing to worry about. Take the test andif you need a higher score, take it again. DOn't put that pressure on yourself, it's not difficult. I got a 22 or 23 first time and then a 24. I didn't buy any of the books either and my gpa was nowhere near yours
You'll be good!
You'll be good!
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not fixed, but better
I got a 34 and didnt know there was a science section.
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not fixed, but better
I got a 34 and didnt know there was a science section.
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Thanks guys but I'm still going to practice because I don't want to see anything unfamiliar.
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Thanks guys but I'm still going to practice because I don't want to see anything unfamiliar.
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I got a 24 without studying.
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I got a 24 without studying.
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Have you taken the SAT?
I think it won't hurt if I do both sometime.
I think it won't hurt if I do both sometime.
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Have you taken the SAT?
I think it won't hurt if I do both sometime.
I think it won't hurt if I do both sometime.
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oops dp
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oops dp
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Got a 26 and didn't even remember I was taking it until someone txted me that morning.
You'll do fine, bro, and you still have time.
You'll do fine, bro, and you still have time.
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Got a 26 and didn't even remember I was taking it until someone txted me that morning.
You'll do fine, bro, and you still have time.
You'll do fine, bro, and you still have time.
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Bruh that's not a good score at all.
To the OP:
The practice test is a lot harder than the actual test. That doesn't mean you should lax on your studying if you don't feel confident, but know that it'll be slightly more difficult than what you'll actually have to take.
Read each question carefully. They word certain problems terribly on purpose, and if you're not paying attention they will catch you slipping on an easy question. Just read, and if unsure, re-read.
Get plenty of food and sleep the night before, followed by a light/moderate breakfast in the morning. Don't eat super heavy 'cause you'll be drowsy, but make sure you get something so that you aren't dealing with your stomach growling on top of the test. Bad combo.
Most importantly, relax. You're a junior and in all honesty, this test doesn't mean crap yet. You still have another year to improve your score, and since you're taking it early you'll know what to expect next year if you take it again.
Just don't be a dummy and drink the night before (like I did
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Bruh that's not a good score at all.
To the OP:
The practice test is a lot harder than the actual test. That doesn't mean you should lax on your studying if you don't feel confident, but know that it'll be slightly more difficult than what you'll actually have to take.
Read each question carefully. They word certain problems terribly on purpose, and if you're not paying attention they will catch you slipping on an easy question. Just read, and if unsure, re-read.
Get plenty of food and sleep the night before, followed by a light/moderate breakfast in the morning. Don't eat super heavy 'cause you'll be drowsy, but make sure you get something so that you aren't dealing with your stomach growling on top of the test. Bad combo.
Most importantly, relax. You're a junior and in all honesty, this test doesn't mean crap yet. You still have another year to improve your score, and since you're taking it early you'll know what to expect next year if you take it again.
Just don't be a dummy and drink the night before (like I did
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Originally Posted by popcornplaya
Bruh that's not a good score at all.
To the OP:
The practice test is a lot harder than the actual test. That doesn't mean you should lax on your studying if you don't feel confident, but know that it'll be slightly more difficult than what you'll actually have to take.
Read each question carefully. They word certain problems terribly on purpose, and if you're not paying attention they will catch you slipping on an easy question. Just read, and if unsure, re-read.
Get plenty of food and sleep the night before, followed by a light/moderate breakfast in the morning. Don't eat super heavy 'cause you'll be drowsy, but make sure you get something so that you aren't dealing with your stomach growling on top of the test. Bad combo.
Most importantly, relax. You're a junior and in all honesty, this test doesn't mean crap yet. You still have another year to improve your score, and since you're taking it early you'll know what to expect next year if you take it again.
Just don't be a dummy and drink the night before (like I did,) don't show up high (some kid smoked before mine and got told to leave,) and don't sweat it. It's just a test, and if you're pulling a 3.6 you're probably not too stupid.
%+%$ it was a good enough score to get me into college, especially since my highschool gpa was like a 1.5
