<p>My son got a 26 in the math portion of his ACT. Only took it the one time. Is it at all possible that he could raise the score to a 29 and if so is it an easy task. </p>
<p>He is smart and with honors physics, honors pre-cal and chem all year he has cranked out a lot of math. He go the 26 back in Jan.</p>
<p>He just finished he Jr. year by taking honors physics, honors pre-cal and honors chem (“A’s” in all classes).</p>
<p>Will these classes help in the math section of the ACT or does he need to dig deeper??</p>
<p>Thank you…</p>
<p>Lol if he is taking honors pre-calc, then he has learned all the material for the math section of the ACT and more. For him, the ACT questions should be considerably easier than anything he is doing in school. I would suggest just practice and get better with timing as well as completely reading and understanding the question.</p>
<p>Good times, thank you for the feedback. I’ll talk to him regarding the timing factor.</p>