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Time to start preparing for the ACT

The ACT the most widely accepted college entrance exams and will set the tone of your college application. Most schools have minimal acceptable score but due to the level of competition for top colleges, you will need to perform much better to set yourself apart as a highly qualified candidate for admission.

The ACT is setup to test college applicant’s skills in four main areas through multiple choice including Math, English, Reading and Science. There is an optional writing test that measures your skills at organizing thoughts and writing a short essay on the given subject.

The highest you can possibly score on the ACT is 36 while the average score is 21.1 which was an average of all ACT test scores recorded in 2008. There are a total of 215 questions of which 75 are English, 60 are math, 40 are reading, and 40 are science based.

The Princeton Review provides several ACT test preparation resources to help you excel and receive your highest possible score including classroom courses, private tutoring, online courses, books, practice questions, and much more. Don’t leave your score to risk, prepare yourself now and become an expert at taking the ACT which gives you a competitive advantage to scoring much higher on the ACT.

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