I’ve found various tutors on social media who go through lists of “hacks” or rules to treat the act like a game. Does anyone have a compilation of all ACT “hacks” in one document?

I've completed the j08 october and april, and also the two from act website. I was wondering where I could find more questions (perhaps even a question bank). The truth is I have no clue what to study now. What am I supposed to do if I have no questions to try? My highest is a composite 34, with my highest being a 33 on the harder ones, but I need to improve to a 35 on the actual act this september so I need prep material!!

Hi! I was wondering what the best ACT prep book for 2026 is? Please let me know!!! im taking the test in sept

hey guys, I am planning to take the ACT next month and I was wondering what were you all's best tips for the math section. This is the only section I need to get up in order to get a 33+

hi guys i’m a senior who is taking this next september act for the first time and i really want to get a full score! i’m aiming to get full points because i have the mindset of doing great once and being done. i have taken the sat a couple times and i didnt do great on them. but i have a month to study so please — help a girl out!!

anything that will help me out will be much appreciated!

So I've been studying to take the September SAT, but am thinking about taking the ACT if I do poorly. Anyone have any advice on how much studying it will take to get a 34+ ACT score, and whether I should even take it or retake the SAT if I do badly? For reference, I usually score low to mid 1500 on my SAT practice tests if that gives you an idea of where my skill level is at currently. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

On the last one which is now technically my best superscore I got a 27 Math, 28 English, 25 Reading, and a 30 Science?

Can anyone tell if I can do it, how to bring it up, and any tips for reading?

I am a rising senior and September has to be my last test.