If I know all this will I get a 36 on the ACT?
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Test preps of any kind don't teach you the specific knowledge needed on the test. Understanding the concepts on the website is a good way to study, but it won't cover everything. Even if you do use a lot of test prep material, it's not a guarantee of any score. Some people are bad at tests no matter how well they know the material. \n\nI would suggest talking to your teachers. Most would be more than willing to give you some study material and help you out. Plus it's free that way.
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$NEW UPDATE$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$\nEDITED AS OF 11/27/06: Thank you for your recent response. OK 1 final question. I come from  low income family, so without financial aid, i can't go to college. What are my chances of getting a full ride or at least close to it? As I stated before my GPA is 3.9 and my ACT score is 23. I also want to  retake the ACT, so I could raise my score. I did horrible compared to my classmates who got 28s and above. See when it comes to standardized test, i get nervous and forget the material.
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Here are the basic facts:\nthe ACT math includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and basic trigonometry.\nthe SAT math includes arithmetic, algebra, and geometry.\n\nClearly, subject-wise, the SAT math is easier. However, there are wrong answer penalties on the SATs, and there are other reasons why the ACT is a much more "friendly" test. Give yourself a favor, take a free practice test from Kaplan. It's just like the "real thing", so you'll know what kind of scores you can expect. If your scores aren't where you want them to be, you can improve them by studying with a book, and online course, a class or, best of all worlds, a private tutor. The fist step, however, is to see if any of your target schools do NOT accept the ACT, and to find out the median scores for those schools. That way, you'll know where you need to be!\nGood luck!
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do good is all I know.  The test is really long.  When I took it I remember that it wasn't that hard I got a 99% or something.
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If yo u r hoping for Aid u must get good score in TOEFL like >285.\n\nBest luck.
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Here's a great article that should give you all the facts you need to know.  Good luck on your report.
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The max is 300, I think the "passing" score depends on the school you are applying for
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http://www.actstudent.org/scores/send/\n\nhttp://www.act.org/\n\n\n\n\nI hope those help..=)
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DONT STUDY!\n\nI took the test 4 times  The first 3 times I took it I made a 21, 22, and 23.  Then I went to an ACT class to try and get it up to a 25 so I could be eligible for some scholarships.  I went through the class and you know what I made the 4th time?  A 23.  Dont try to prepare.  You'll either do good or do bad.  You cant control it.\n\nI was always an A student in high school and there were C students that made 24s and 25s.  Some people just dont take tests well and I'm one of them.  Well...standardized tests anyway.  Good luck though!
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I'm not sure if it helps, but you can do a sample test or practice test of the math part of the ACT at actstudent.org.\n\nGood luck!
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Well, I would wish you the best luck buddy.. just get me the damn score!!
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i cant answer that ? but i can help go to http://www.gradesaver.com/ that has helped me before
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ok\ni have scored 414 till now\ni will tell u on chat coz it is a very lenghty process\nsee u there !
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Most pay attention to more than just test scores.  If you have a 4.0 GPA and a 17 ACT score, then you can look at a lot more places then with a 2.6.\n\nI would recommend studying for the test and taking the ACT/SAT multiple times.
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I think that Ace Librarian has given you a great answer but it also depends on your background, GPA and ACT are not everything!  I can tell you from experience since I graduated from U of M.
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Check with your Department of Education. They verify these sorts of things.
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According to their site you need a 20. But, who knows? Maybe a 19 will get you in.