<p>Hi, I recently didn't score as well as i wanted to on an ACT test and would like some help. I took many practice tests and did not actually go through the beginning of the books with all the tips and instructions. However, i was scoring in the 27s, 28s, and + but didn't end up doing so on the actual test. I am planning to change that and actually go through the book in depth and really focus on my mistakes. I want to know when would be a good time to start studying? Also which book to use. I am considering Kaplan ACT 2014 Premier with 6 Practice Tests: book + online + DVD + mobile because it seems to have a lot of resources. I know it is notorious for having mistakes in the practice tests but hopefully in won't affect my score that much.</p>
<p>Don’t buy kaplan stuff, most of the videos are online (youtube). They will save you a lot of money. Kaplan’s fee of 1000 dollars is stupid for the poor service they provide. Don’t fall into the same trap as I did!</p>
<p>So what should I get?</p>