<p>Hi,
I'm a hs freshman about to take the ACT for the first time on June 11th. On my first practice test, a few weeks ago, I got:
E: 30
M: 23
R: 32
S: 21
That is a overall score of 27.</p>
<p>On my second practice test, which I took on Friday, I got:
E: 31
M: 30
R: 24
S: 25
Which is an overall score of 28.</p>
<p>As you see, most of my scores went up, except for my Reading which took a huge dive. What would you suggest I study most?</p>
<p>Also, for a freshman, are those good scores, or average, or what? Thanks!</p>
<p>Please respond, guys! The test is on Saturday!</p>
<p>a 28 for a freshman is a pretty good start already. but of course, you can’t compare to those who are doing college apps. you have two more years to prepare for it.</p>
<p>i can see you’ve improved on your math section. as for your reading, i don’t know if you made careless mistakes ar something, but that’s a big decrease. if you’re confident that your reading won’t drop again, i’d suggest you to study the science portion.</p>
<p>go over ur mistakes and fix them. But at this point, you cant to do too much about ur scores. They will stay relatively close. But, a 28 as a freshman is a good score. U should be very happy with that. It is well above the average… Anyways, why r u taking the test as a freshman? For practice?</p>
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<li>For practice</li>
<li>For my EOG (I’m homeschooled)
Thanks for replying! I’m going to take another practice test…</li>
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