<p>I'm thinking about attending Princeton's ACT prep class in the summer
How much can I improve if I take the prep class?
I currently have an ACT score of 30.</p>
<p>There is an ACT prep class at my high school, which a lot of my friends decided to take. These classes are generally designed to help students improve who have lower scores, like 24 and lower. My friends pretty much all get 29 and above on their ACTs. If anything, their scores only improved by maybe one point. If Princeton's ACT prep class includes a lot of previous ACT tests (especially with writing) then it couldn't hurt to take them. At least you can get used to the testing format and figure out ways to finish each of the four sections in the time given to you, which is the issue most people have.</p>
<p>They don't have the real tests so its not that useful...unless you need the strategies, but you can get that from the books.</p>