<p>Oh, you were talking about Pakistan!</p>
<p>Yeah, that one WAS pretty impressive.</p>
<p>i got a 24 in dec and then a 26 in feb and then a 31 in june. i did prep a little for the june act.
just wondering if it’s possible to jump to a 33-34 on the sept act</p>
<p>^ I love fire and ice in Providence! ( Don’t know if that was what you were going for…)</p>
<p>hahaha! I love the fact that you made your name “NuclearPakistan1”, to show that Pakistan has nuclear bombs! hahaha!</p>
<p>oh…wait a moment…since when are we playing the “admire the screen name above you” game? ;)</p>
<p>Ok, so I’m probably going to use:
The Real ACT Prep Guide
Barron’s ACT
Princeton Review ACT
McGraw Hill ACT
all before I take the test, I will do all of the practice tests too.</p>
<p>Should this help me to improve from a 31?
I’ve also been reading a lot more (regular novels) since the last ACT I took, would this probably help reading comprehension?</p>
<p>Get mcgraw hill the crap off that list right now.</p>
<p>it is terrible, way easier than the real thing.</p>
<p>You should replace it with 1296 real ACT questions, then the list would be pimped out.</p>
<p>^^Egbert, I’m just using the books that are at my local library… I don’t see the point to going out and buying them if they are right there and if I won’t have them for a long time.</p>
<p>I’m going through about a book every week and a half because I’m thinking of taking the September ACT. Good idea? Thanks for input. Would this really help improve my score if I am coming up with ideas that will help me?</p>
<p>Ok, fine. Just do yourself a favor and do not use McGraw Hill. It pales in comparison to the other books you mentioned as far as being unrealistic goes.</p>
<p>This is a good idea as long as you believe you are learning a good amount from each book. Remember, you yourself should interpret the book in a way that fulfills your desires.</p>
<p>OK, thanks Egbert. I probably won’t use the McGraw Hill one then…</p>
<p>Good. It is just too easy.</p>