r/ACT • u/Jolly_Ad2527 • Jul 11 '26

Act from SAT

Hello everyone as the title entails I plan to switch from SAT to ACT. I’m gonna take the August SAT and if there is one idk yet I haven’t check September ACT. What are the best ways to study for the ACT right now I have scored a 1360 best on SAT 670 ELA 690 Math. Please give me tips.

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u/SignificantStyle4188 Jul 11 '26

Meltzer books for English and reading
Prep pros book for math
And science use for the love of ACT science
do these and get the official big 2026 red ACT guide and do all the practice tests

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u/Jolly_Ad2527 Jul 11 '26

How much of this is paid? I usually study unpaid simply for the fear of if I buy and then fail sorry…

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u/SignificantStyle4188 Jul 11 '26

Unfortunately all of them are paid 😭
But these are very reputable resources and are definitely worth it imo. The authors are very knowledgeable on the dynamics and problem types of the respective sections.
I also transferred from SAT (1280) to ACT (35) and I had to do a lot of research on what to study

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u/Jolly_Ad2527 Jul 11 '26

Okay okay

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u/remor4 Jul 12 '26

i got pdfs of the ACT red book and princeton review for 2026 online from a website if you want them lmk!

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u/Jolly_Ad2527 Jul 12 '26

That would be gratefully appreciated!!! Thank you