<p>The last time I took the ACT I got a 25 (E:21 M:25 R:29 S:24 Essay:08). That was February back in my Junior year, no prep. </p>
<p>Now I'm taking the October ACT (only 8 days left) I just started, like literally just stated yesterday, studying Barron's 36. If you hadn't guessed it by now, I'm aiming for a 36. </p>
<p>Do you think it is possible? Any advice? So far I have Barron's 36, Red Book, and 6 practice tests by Barron. Do I need anything else?</p>
<p>It’s definitely possible, but Idk how feasible it is (it’s going to take a ton of practice).</p>
<p>Then again, english and science on the ACT seem to be extremely easy if you work quickly and know the strategies. I scored 30 on science even though I hadn’t even looked at a past science section.</p>
<p>As for math and reading, those could take a lot of effort…</p>
<p>Possibly but not likely… I read through a lot of books but I found the quickest help was this website: [ACT</a> SparkNotes Online Test Prep](<a href=“SparkNotes: Today's Most Popular Study Guides”>SparkNotes: Today's Most Popular Study Guides) </p>
<p>Take as many practice tests as possible too</p>
<p>If you really wanted a 36, you would have been studying for at least the past several weeks. That being said, at this point it is more realistic to aim for a 27 or 28. Most people, especially only studying for a week, will only raise their score by two points.</p>
<p>Well I ran into some problems. I had been studying for the SAT for several months (scoring around 2300) but on the test day (September) test I got completely sick and would be shocked if I broke 1000…so here I am now. </p>
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<p>its possible but very unlikely…if u want to raise your score to the MAX then review strategies from your barrons 36 book for 1 day, then take 1 barrons/real act guide practice test per day, and then review barrons 36’s strategies again the day before</p>