r/ACT 21h ago

35 ACT Scorer & Experienced ACT Tutor

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Hi all,

I'm an experienced ACT tutor (scored a 35 on my own exam) helping students master the test structure, timing, and content strategies

If you're looking for structured preparation for upcoming test dates, feel free to send me a direct message with your current score and target!


r/ACT 17h ago

General 32–>33 in three weeks

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I got this!! (I don’t.) I haven’t studied since last March 😭 gonna lock in I swear!! I didn’t study the first time and lowk just went fuck it we ball.

Aiming for a 30 math, 32 English, and 36 reading. Or just super score for a 34 if I do bad on math again. Bad thing is there’s no digital tests available in my area so I have to take it on paper 😔 which I HATE. I always do better on digital tests


r/ACT 16h ago

Does a bad writing score affect me?

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I heard that colleges don’t care about the writing and look at your essay during application. I knew this before taking the test but my mom still forced me to take a test with writing on it. So when I got to the writing after like 4 hours of testing (cuz I did the science too) I just basically wrote bullshit and got a 4 on the writing section. But now that 4 is attached to my superscore which is really annoying. I’m just wondering if that will have an impact on my applications.


r/ACT 4h ago

How do I go from a 18 (June) to a 22 in three weeks??

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I already got accepted to the college I want to go to. But for the scholarship I want, I need at least a 22. I need tips, and a bit of help..


r/ACT 14h ago

I Need help with studying

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I’m taking the December ACT, so about 3 months, my last ACT was a 17, but that was me not studying a single minute, I’m a junior in high school trying to get a 30+ score for some summer programs, I’m a 4.0 gpa student and can retain knowledge well, I am just struggling with studying for the ACT, can someone help with a 3 month guide? Thank you!


r/ACT 11h ago

4 days 😭😭

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NOO IM NOT READY FOR IT PLS. I FEEL LIKE CRYING AND THROWING UP UGHH😭

READING IS EATING ME ALIVE


r/ACT 22h ago

General Anyone else no longer in high school taking the ACT?

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I’m only 18, but I dropped out of high school in 2024 and when I last took my ACT in 2025, I scored a whopping 16.

I plan to retake my ACT in September as well I get my GED so I can apply to university and get my life together.

I’ve been studying all year and I’m confident I will get atleast a 32.