<p>I am a sophomore in high school and I recently took the PLAN test (Pre ACT) this last fall. I did not study at all for it and my scores were ok. I was projected to score somewhere between 29 and 32 for the real ACT next year, and I would however like to score a little higher than that when the test comes. If you scored well on your ACT, what were some of the resources and/or books that you used when preparing for it? Are there any resources that should be "red flagged" and I should stay away from when preparing for the ACT?</p>
<p>ive posted this on another form and honestly want EVERY underclassman to know about it. theprincetonreview.com offers free practice tests in certain areas. I dont know how wide spread they are but in my area there was always a good selection. Its a great way to gauge where your weak subjects are and where your composite is. I’m 100% sure they curve your score down so you take their classes, but just add 2-4 points to the score they give you and you have a pretty accurate estimate. that way you can start looking at colleges in that range.</p>