"Messed up" my ACT studying?

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<p>Hi guys. So basically I have been studying ACT over the summer. I have done a lot of practice tests (20+), which includes PR2013, PR 1296, Barron's 6 act tests, and several paper tests from an ACT class that I took. I usually averaged 31-33 on these.</p>

<p>However, since it was over the summer, I studied without much focus and interest, and mainly did the practice tests, saw my score, and skimmed over the questions I got wrong without really thinking about them/remembering them. Now that the Sep. 21 ACT test is coming up soon, I've realized that my ACT score isn't nearly where I want it to be. But the thing is, I have "wasted" a lot of these practice tests that I've taken over the summer because I did not really go over my errors, and I'm starting to feel like I'm running out of tests to do. </p>

<p>Do you guys have any advice on what I should do? Would redoing these tests help? Or would going over the errors I made on tests that I did 1/2+ months ago help? Thank you for your time.</p>

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<p>If you’ve done that many practice tests and didn’t really focus, I doubt you remember the questions and answers, so I think you would be fine redoing them (especially the early ones). </p>

<p>If you saved your work, you don’t even really need to redo more than one, maybe two. Just go back and re-analyze your mistakes now.</p>

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<p>Like bailey said, I think going back and re-analyzing your mistakes will help you out. Otherwise you can always search online for more tests and get different books.</p>