What did you use to study?

What did you do

Please tell me, I'm a freshman

Which book you recommend ? I am frustrated 😔.

Michael Reese me....

Michael Reese me rn

1 hour

me owq

for me it's 4 days before the test

@Books Mellow Bounty Hi! Brooke said this in 1 of her videos I forgot which 1, but google "crack act" and you can find a bunch of full length practice tests. Good luck!

How did u do it, can u help me

@@arijconnolly1962 which sections are you struggling with? is it the material or timing? I found most of the questions themselves to be striaghtforward, the only catch is you don't have a lot of time to think and you're more prone to make mistakes timed than not timed. So I did a lot of full-length practice tests, self-studied the math/science topics that I didn't learned in school but showed up on the test (khan academy has great topical practice resources especially for math), got used to the fast pacing, and developed techniques that worked for me (though everyone is different, you have to test and see what techniques work best for you): Science: the timing was the toughest for me in the science secion, so I didn't read the lenghty science passages, just the graph. Then I looked at each question and looked for the answer in the text. Sometimes I would be able to do all the questions without even reading everything For English I did a similar thing: I skip right to reading all the questions, and as I read through it if it references "Paragraph 3" or a quote on line 81 or a word, I would circle it in the text and write down the question number. Usually the questions are chronologically arranged, though sometimes summaries or questions that span multiple paragraphs are not. After I'm done looking at the questions and labling them in the passage, I would read the passage, skim the parts where I didn't circle anything, and do the questions as I come up to their number. Math: the questions roughly go from easiest--> hardest. I think this was also in 1 of brooke's videos but spend the first 20 minutes on the first 30 questions, next 20 min on the next 20 questions, and last 20 min on the last 10 questions. Don't get stuck on 1 for more than 2 minutes, even if they appear in the easy/medium section; skip it and come back later, u don't want to lose like 5 questions because of time because you got stuck solving 1. Also let your brain work on it subconsciously while doing other stuff; sometimes it becomes clear once you come back. Make sure you're familiar with your calculator & know tricks/programs that can help u quickly solve problems Bubble sheet: Don't fill out each bubble as u figure out hte answer; but don't procrastinate to do it at the end either, especially with the intense pacing. I found a happy medium of filling out all the questions after I'm done with a page/passage, so if questions 4-9 are on 1 spread, I would answer 4-9 in the test booklet, then before I go to the next page and do 10 I'll fill in the bubble sheet for 4-9. That way you can easily check ur work if u have time, since the answer is right on the test booklet and not just on the answer sheet, and you reduce flipping between booklet & ans sheet, & you don't have to risk not having time to fill out bubble sheet at the end. Pencils: bring multiple: some sharp for problem solving (I brought like 5), some purposely not-sharp for filling out bubble sheet (5 more. u can't have too many pencils. I wore them down by using them in practice tests, and wear it down as much as possible while still being able to apply pressure if that makes sense)

lol i feel ya

Same

Agreed....Oklahoma schooling....

Lol I live in Oklahoma too and I agree 100% I take my test tmrw and I feel like I’m gonna fail

I love Canadian schooling where I have been 0% prepared :)

Where's her course

Ethan Wild I think there’s a link in the description

I got at least 30 in every section and did way worse on the english. what did you do to study it?

thx name twin, english is my weak spot too 😪

Good luck, Benjamin!!

lol same watch for last minute night before my test

how did u do

Good luck!

Did u do good?

feel you dawg we got it tho

Cloe R how did you do?

Cloe R how did you do?

Same

i would say good luck but that was 2 years ago

You're welcome!

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Show me how

SupertutorTV lmao

How can you cheat

sharonrickard1 paying lol (cheating scandal)

My pleasure!

how did it go?

Yeah

Please relax, you’ll just get better at it naturally

We're glad you find it helpful!

Shanelle Warner I also got 30 on my first practice

hey me too!

BuiltOnAnime what did u get

@@courtneys3229 23, that was long ago, did u take it?

@@thejaballershow1036 I take it tomorrow any advice?

Human Being i take it tomorrow any advice?

@@lfootie7351 prepare for it the best you can months ahead and learn from your mistakes by doing practice tests and take it until your sure you can get the score you want

Good luck!

Immortal Fighter What did you get

this was 4 years ago, you’re a senior now hmmm?

I did that too! It was a really good experience

The struggle is real, Lex.

Such is the struggle of life.

too deep, SupertutorTV.

@@SupertutorTV What I came for: ACT tips. What I got: Deep existential dread.

How did you do?

William Wu my counselor said that they are the same but it’s just what the school prefers and which is an easier budget for the school. Most schools I’ve seen take the act I prefer the act as well but it’s very difficult because it’s a limited time and you can’t take the time you want on it. It was very intense when I took it and I was very unprepared. So I’m telling u bruh study because that’s the only thing that’s gonna help u and learn how to read fast because when it was the reading part I was good at answering the questions but I just read the story over and over and wasted all my time on reading one passage that I didn’t get to answer the rest! So I guessed on most of the test, of course I didn’t think it was that hard but it’s the real deal bruh. And the higher your act score the more money in scholarship a college gives you! So even if you have to take it over and over try to get as much rest prep as you can and try to get the highest score

@@amiraj1583 what if we get a good score on SAT and ACT?

Just Me how did you do

Good luck!

Sophia Ruthenberg . Damn, me to

Trust me. It really aint that serious, just take it slow but consistent, if you do too much and stress you will loose motivation or trust fast, get 1 or 2 acticities/extracurriculars that you really good at, and 1 or max 2 sports that you are very good at

Shawne Marinn haha, I’m 13 years old and taking the test for my first time tomorrow.. what is your highest score so far?

Written on 3-26-2019?

i'm taking it tomorrow too and all the videos i've watched are like "prepare months beforehand" i'm so fucked lmao

dog mom ari haha yeah

Jay Vee same and it's 1 am lmao

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@@SupertutorTV lol 😂😂 you're probably thinking "tf is he talking about".

Alexis M good luck tomorrow! I’m 13 yrs old and taking the test tomorrow also😭

Zane Tur pretty young to take it? but thanks you too

Alexis M yea... when i went in to take the test, everyone was staring at me😂 but i studied really hard and i think i did really goo for my age! hoping to get at least a 21.

Alexis M whatcha got?

Yes! Just go through what you got wrong and try to understand WHY it was wrong. Good Luck!

I know you're in high school by now but here's some advice for anyone who is going through a similar situation. I'm guessing this was for a talent search of some sorts which is what I took it for. In this case, you're probably going to qualify for either humanities or stem related programs based on your ACT results. If you know you're stronger in reading/writing than stem or vice versa, hone in on that part of the test when you study. You don't want to spread yourself too thin and end up not scoring high enough to qualify for either program. This doesn't mean be comfortable with completely tanking a section bc this impacts your composite score which isn't very important for these types of programs but is a cool thing to brag about on your college applications. It's important to prioritize while studying, don't spend all of your time studying the subject that you're weak in. That time will be of much better use to you if you spend it getting as high of score as you can in your strongest area. That being said, this is only applicable for students that are taking the ACT before their scores actually matter on their college applications (I think most kids take this in 7th grade like you and I did). If you're planning on sending your scores to schools with the intention of getting admitted to those colleges you should probably follow a different study plan.

How?!

Acapella Wiz777 how did you do?

Jasmine dang this dude long graduated by now

Yes.. SAT is a bit longer, so you have more time.. Different type of reading though so be aware of that. If you are good at math, you'll be fine. But overall yes, skills are transferable.

chill man, that's really high, but good luck.

thanks test is in 5 weeks!

I test October 22 :)

Aiming for a 27+ as a junior.

Oh same date lol

I recommend checking out our video, How to Self-Study for The ACT (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Ztp0fZh1u56tgas.html), as well as ACT READING: #1 SECRET TIP (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7F5da6pudvbfYE.html). Don't give up - good luck!

+SupertutorTV just took the test and I feel like I did much better on the reading section! Thank you ;)

what you get?

Nitin Chetla 36 math 32 English 31 science 27 reading

ME TOO LOL

Shannon Bernard ME TOO FUCK

July 14 for me. Hope you did great

SWORDLY GAMER me! 👋🏻

Bro me totally

What do you mean by "pass"? And no, there's no easy way out. Study hard.

Absolutely,......crack

PLEASE HELP ME, IM READY TO DIE... I CANT DO IT ANYMORE, WHY IS THE ACT SCORE FUCKING IMPORTANT

@@kenzidowdell3840 Life doesn't end at the ACT. Write a good essay for your college applications. You still have the chance to go to a community college and then transfer to a good college (maybe even your dream school) for a 4-year degree.

Go to a two-year college, get your prerequisites there for a LOT less money, and then transfer to a good four-year college and graduate from there. All employers look at is where you graduated from, not how you got there.

With a 21 act, you can still get accepted into a decent 4 year. Just write a good essay, and get good extracurricular activities.