<p>I was wondering what math book helped you increase your score.</p>
<p>Which of one of these books would you say is very similar to the actual act test:</p>
<p>Princetonreview
Kaplan
Barrons</p>
<p>"Real and Complex Analysis" by Walter Rudin</p>
<p>This will help boost your ACT score significantly.</p>
<p>Hey buddy... that's $160 book.. any cheaper suggestions, perhaps? :)</p>
<p>worth every dollar. raised my score from 11 to 17.</p>
<p>I used them all. got a 25 math first time, took it again and got a 34.</p>
<p>wow chocolatealtoids, that's awesome. Can you elabourate on exactly what you did? What was the time period of that score gap? Which books specifically/? How much time did you spend studying each day? How did you study? What math class are you in? </p>
<p>Please give us some hope! :D</p>
<p>zdub08.. are u serious.. u think that math textbook.. supposed 160 bucks..improved your grade from 11-17? </p>
<p>dude.. honestly..if u read Princeton Review and know how to do every single problem... u should get at least a 25 on the math section... and for intellectual thinking... meaning how to save time and doing problems the faster way.. u can reach up to 30+</p>
<p>intellectual thinking = knowing how to save time on standardized tests?</p>
<p>my post was a joke, as was the first post that mentioned that book.</p>
<p>Have any one tried the McGraw Hill, I need to know more ACT, since I am shipwrecked in SAT. If I shipwrecked in ACT and I may only have to take ISL</p>