<p>Composite: 26
Subscores:
English - 31
Reading - 28
Science - 23
Math - 22</p>
<p>Obviously, I'm more of an English/literary person. I'm planning on hooking up with a good friend of mine on the weekend(s) to practice. He happens to be awesome at math, but not too good in the English department while I'm exactly the opposite. So we were thinking of getting together one weekend and running through an English practice test and a math practice test. I'd let him try to do each english problem on his own, and if he got it wrong, I'd show him why it's wrong and what to look for, etc. He'd do the same for me with math. </p>
<p>We plan on doing that a couple of times as well as getting out of our final period a couple of days to work together.</p>
<p>So, I hope to see a 3-4 point improvement for math. As for science, I thought I did much better than that. I was thinking a 28 at the minimum. For reading I was thinking I'd get a 28 at the minimum but I thought I may have gotten a 30+. </p>
<p>I plan on getting higher on the English next time, too. Not a lot I have to work on, but just review some of those subtle details/tricky rules.</p>
<p>I felt really confident when I finished this ACT. I really thought I might have landed a 28+. I was a little disappointed when I saw the 26, but I thought about it and realized that it was a good starting point.</p>
<p>Anyways, I plan on taking the ACT atleast two more times, but probably even three more. I plan on upping my overall composite by 2 points each time I take it, so a final score of 30-32 is what I'm aiming for. Is that pretty realistic?</p>