<p>I took the ACT in April this year as a 10th grader and I got a score of 26 Composite. I got a 30 in English, 26 in math (don’t take algebra 2 yet), 25 in reading and 24 in science. I am not very happy with this score. However, next year I am taking physics, chemistry, algebra 2, as well as the highest level English course offered at my school. Assuming that I do well in my classes through 11th grade and take the ACT next year, is it likely that my scores will raise, and by how much? Also, at what time during my junior year would you recommend taking the test?</p>
<p>Take it at the end especially for math because there’s many questions that my friends in alg 2 did not learn how to do yet and me in precalc just learned this year but you can totally increase your score especially in a year I raised my score 4 points in a few months and I took only like 4 practice tests </p>