<p>I just got a 27 on the ACT. Will the kaplan class actually help me get a 31 or higher? i just enrolled.</p>
<p>It might, but I have no faith in them because I just received somebody else's score report for Kaplan's free ACT administered at my school in the envelope I put my name and address on. Yeah, people can make mistakes, but it's a pretty strong first impression.</p>
<p>So should i take it? or should i just cancel</p>
<p>If you had recently got a 27, your chances of improving your score by 4 points is rare. It's possible I guess, if you made easy mistakes, and you could possibly guess right on a few, but I doubt that class will help you that much</p>
<p>Yeah, i have barely studied for that ACT. I got lowest on math last time. i think the test can help me increase that by a lot.</p>
<p>It isnt really the class that will increase your score that much-it is you that will need to put in the hard work. </p>
<p>If you can put in the hours upon hours it takes to move your score 4 points, then you dont need Kaplan or any other course, but if you think that being in a class will help you to complete the hours of hard work then by all means do it.</p>
<p>4 points is a tall order. It can and has been done, but probably 2-3 points is typical for a student who really commits herself to preparing for the ACT, unless there is some reason to believe that your ACT score was negatively affected by something endogenous to that test.</p>
<p>Thank you guys, I BELIEVE!!! i can do this becuase the test i got a 27 on was the state test and i put no effort for review. That is why i think studying now will help me increase my score by a lot.</p>