<p>I havent taken a practice test to benchmark where i am but In Sept I made a 27, but since I have greatly furthered my education - junior year being the hardest. What should I do to improve? I am aiming for a 33-35</p>
<p>Take an ACT practice test.</p>
<p>It is possible. But to score at such a high range, you might have this, but u need luck. 33 is not too bad, I am trying for a 34 my next time from 31, but that again requires perfection atleast in one section. I would say concentrate equally on all sections, but try to pick your best section and strive to get a 36 in that section. Math is probably the easiest to get a 36 in. That section will highly boost your score. I am trying to get that score too. Good Luck!!</p>
<p>correct me if I am wrong, but I think you posted that your score is a 33 on some chance thread. I am just wondering, is this a ■■■■■ thread??</p>
<p>please stop spamming and ■■■■■■■■.</p>
<p>Take some practice tests.</p>
<p>High school does little to nothing to prepare you for the ACT. Except for the math, most of the skills are learned in middle school or earlier.</p>
<p>A 33 might be possible from a 27. A 35 is highly unlikely. Moving upwards in the 30s is extremely difficult, especially if you entered them from the 20s. Many people come from the 20s to a 32. It’s extremely difficult to increase a score from 20s to a 33, and 34-36 are scores that people who start in the high 30s tend to bounce between. They’re nearly inaccessible if you don’t start in the 30s.</p>