<p>For the people that use ACT practice test from books such as PR, The Real ACT, Kaplan, and any other ACT test prep books, how does you scores on those test compare to your scores on the real ACT???</p>
<p>Higher, Lower, Same.....explain</p>
<p>Lower, using results from a Kaplan book. I would get normally slightly below a 30 and when I took the ACT for the second time, I got a 33. Kaplan has some good tips, but don't pay them for the online course because it's a waste of money. The book is sufficient.</p>
<p>I got the same scores when using the Real ACT book as I did on the actual ACT.</p>
<p>I, too, got a similar score after the real ACT they have online or something.</p>
<p>The Real ACT book has REAL ACT TESTS in it =) haha go figure. If you want an accurate reflection of how you'll do on the ACT, take practice tests from that book. When I took practice tests, I usually got 34s, had a couple of 33s, and got one 35. When I took the real test, I got a 34.</p>
<p>Thanks for all your input ^^^ :), is there any other......</p>
<p>I would get the generic full ACT test issued to your guidance office. I scored the same on this as on the actual test, 32. (Because it WAS an actual test!)</p>