<p>Hello I am a junior in high school and am studying for the ACT and SAT standardized tests. At the moment I have only taken the SAT once and scored a bit higher than average. In order to prepare me for this test I bought the Collegeboard’s SAT guide (which I used about half of it), and Barron’s 2400 (which I did not use until after I took my first and only SAT test). I understand that both SAT and ACT are basically the same thing, but I have read in many articles that people stronger in math, as well as other factors, tend to score higher on the ACT. After taking this into consideration I decided to give the ACT a shot. My question is, can the SAT study guides that I have (particularly the Barron’s) aid me in studying for the ACT or do I have to buy new ACT study guides? Thank you very much for your time and feedback!</p>