<p>Hello guys,
I am taking the ACT in June and I am through Barron's ACT 36 and The red book(almost). I have been shooting 30+ in math and a little above or equal to 30 in Science. English on the other hand is very inconsistent. Lastly, I take around 10-12 minutes in reading which really drops my score and I ignore that to get my questions right. How can I manage my time? I really want a 30+ in everything. Please, help me. Only 2 weeks are left. Eeeeep!</p>
<p>I’m quite empathetic, because I’m attempting to go from a 28 to a 30/31.</p>
<p>English is frankly formulaic; I got a 33 on it because I just touched up on my basic semantics rules the day before the test.</p>
<p>If you’ve gone through both books, you’ve probably reached your peak in mathematics.</p>
<p>For reading, make sure you don’t subvocalize; read read read!</p>
<p>Science… well it’s honestly similar to the CR section of the SAT. Read/Analyze quickly, and make sure you do it thoroughly.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>And what did you get on your essay?</p>
<p>I personally found the science section unlike CR of the SAT. CR was a bummer and it was very annoying. On the other hand, I enjoy the Science Section. And yes, I have been constantly getting above mid 30s in Math. English is inconsistent and reading is just down the drain. I haven’t practiced essays. I plan to do those in the McGraw Hill book. Please, give me advice on reading. Some, trick, tip that can improve my scores. I got a 26 on reading today :’(</p>