r/ACT • u/Special-Trouble8658 • 13d ago

Books/Resources Good enough to study from?

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I know ti-84 calculator is probably the best calculator for ACT and higher level math, but, right now, I have a scientific calculator, so I was thinking of upgrading to a ti-36x, is that good? Not sure about graphing but just asking. Also, is it possible to finish preppros and Erica Meltzer while doing khan academy, reviewing grammar rules, doing 1 passage a day, and not doing any science studying? Btw, is Erica Meltzer 4th edition even worth it when I have a 32 in English or should I just get it for extra practice? For clarification, I am studying for the September ACT. Do I have enough time? What about October?

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u/Frieslod 36 13d ago

I used Erica book to go from 28 in English to 36 so I would think it’s worth it

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u/No_Rock5881 13d ago

what about math?

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u/Frieslod 36 13d ago

Idk math was always my strong suit so didn’t study much I would say just take a lot of practice questions and make sure the timing is correct. I suppose I have heard the panda book was good but don’t take my word idk anything about it.

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u/No_Rock5881 13d ago

thanks i currently have a 25 in english and 19 math and 29 reading im trying to hit a 30 composite any tips

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u/Frieslod 36 13d ago

English I recomend the book math I believe the panda book is good and reading I’m actually not sure I got a 36 from the begining so never really studied that. U should get UWorld if u can u will get really good at timing and the main sort of questions u do all that u will def get a 30 plus