<p>10 minutes is a huge difference when you get less than an hour to complete sections. 10 minutes is a lot to people who still have 5 or 10 questions left and have to guess because they’ve run out of time. A few minutes can make a big difference in scores for some people.</p>
<p>it’s wrong. there’s no way to justify it. i hope you get caught, too.</p>
<p>and unless you have a 36 on the english sections you should be going through and checking your work. no, even if you’ve had a 36, because there’s still a chance for errors.</p>
<p>I’m not going to talk about morals because standardized testing and college admissions is such a gray area that I don’t have the same respect for it that I used to. Also because you already know where your morals stand. So I’ll say this, whether or not you cheat:</p>
<p>-If you’re doing it for college, then you should practice your math. The math on the ACT is incredibly simple and you should be able to do it well within the time limit.</p>
<p>-You need an incredibly strong work ethic and time management skills to do well in college.</p>
<p>-Consider taking the SAT. It’s way different than the ACT but still treated the same by colleges and scholarships.</p>
<p>-If you get caught, you are so incredibly screwed. The people around you can turn you in, too.</p>
<p>-I don’t know why you asked your question on this website. You knew what kind of responses you’ll get.</p>