ACT prep guides
Learn how to prepare for the ACT, understand your scores and practice the skills that need work.

How to study for the ACT: a practical plan
Build an ACT study schedule around your practice results, with an eight-week example and ways to adjust when time is limited.

Free ACT practice tests and how to use them
Find official ACT practice tests, match the right scoring key, and turn your results into specific study assignments.

What is a good ACT score?
Compare your ACT score with current national percentiles, read college score ranges correctly, and choose a useful target for your next test.

Should you take ACT Science?
Decide whether to take optional ACT Science using current college policies, your college list, prior scores and preparation time.

How ACT scoring and superscoring work
Learn how ACT raw scores become section scores, calculate your Composite and superscore, and check what colleges receive when you send results.

ACT format: sections, questions and timing
Check ACT section times and question counts, compare optional-section combinations, and plan a practice test that matches your registered exam.

Is a 28 ACT score good? Should you retake?
See where a 28 ACT score ranks, how one more point can affect a scholarship, and how to decide whether another test is worth your time.

ACT grammar rules with practice questions
Learn eight ACT grammar and punctuation rules, try original practice questions, and check explanations for every answer choice.

ACT Math formulas: what to know and practice
Use ACT Math formulas with the right conditions, work through paired examples, and download a free reference with practice questions.