<p>I've been prepping for the ACT since early July. Other than finishing under the time limit, I haven't increased in score at all. I've done like 9 practice tests. In every test I score within the same range, and overall 33, maybe 34 or 32. Math is the only high score I can count on (I pretty much know every problem, I just get some careless errors). In science/reading, I always make 2+ careless errors and get bumped down to a 31-34. </p>
<p>What can I do to increase reading/science? It seems like you can't really study for them. It's like a wall :(</p>
<p>It’s difficult to improve once you’re in the 30s because you obviously know what you’re doing, it’s just those careless mistakes that you make. </p>
<p>I’m in the same boat here, and I really dont think there is much more you can do. Just be focused on test day</p>
<p>I read the passages in science because I find that I eventually will have to (some questions require it) or I will lose some info and get a question wrong. </p>
<p>Yeah I do that for reading. The science passage is usually really easy for me but in the other 3 I usually have to refer back to the passage many times (reading once doesn’t give me enough info to answer all the questions without going back).</p>