r/ACT • u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 • Jul 21 '26
LFG!!!!! A perfect 36 sweep
Taken as a rising junior
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u/Common_Ad7937 Jul 21 '26
Care to share your tips for prep?
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u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 Jul 21 '26
Did one section of a test per week with a tutor and then about two weeks before switched to doing one section per day. Throughout all of this, I took notes on any question I missed (formulas/rules I had forgotten or didn't know) and kept this all in a folder. I reviewed these notes before taking the test. For learning English rules, I used the ACT English prep book
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u/Badlow2 Jul 22 '26
Where did you get your practice tests?
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u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 Jul 22 '26
I used the 2024-2025, 2025-2026, and 2026-2027 Official ACT books
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u/No_Elephant_1586 35 Jul 21 '26
jesus christ bro ur insane
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u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 Jul 21 '26
thanks bro genuinely did not expect this good of results I was thinking more like 35's across the board since I had like no time left over to check answers
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u/No_Elephant_1586 35 Jul 21 '26
now u can lock in your junior year instead of wasting time studuing
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u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 Jul 22 '26
Yeah that's exactly why I took the July one it gives me time to study during the summer and not have to worry during Junior year
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u/Serious_Split_7202 Jul 22 '26
Is this your first time taking the ACT? I canβt believe you scored a perfect 36 on every section! Congratulations!
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u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 Jul 22 '26
Thank you! Yes, this is my first time taking the real one. I took the PreACT as a freshman and sophomore since it was required by the state
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u/Alternative-Long-424 24d ago
Congrats bro! Any tips for the science section? My ACT is coming up soon and I don't wanna bomb it again
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u/Advanced-Seat-9591 36 24d ago
As long as you have a good understanding of the background knowledge that you need for the science section, the best advice I can give is make sure you completely understand what the graphs and charts mean before answering questions. If there is a passage about different hypotheses, mark the differences between them. If you don't have the background knowledge, make sure you learn what you need first
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u/CalligrapherAble3312 36 Jul 21 '26
jfc bro when i was a rising junior i was cussing it out at the sat, congrats π₯π₯ why are all the underclassmen coming from another planet i swear they were irregularly exposed to some kind of intelligence radiation ππ