How high can you typically raise your scores?

learningbirdy
Wed, 01 Oct 2014 10:24:05 +0000

I don’t get sick in the sense that I get a cold, I have chronic sinus issues that they’re trying to fix (had a CT scan and allergy testing earlier this week) and I tend to get sinus infections around the times of tests, otherwise I’m just always stuffy and have a sinus headache, but not as bad as during a sinus infection, which has become my new normal. The first ACT I took was literally the only standardized test I have felt “normal” for. I’m not sick now, I’m just worried that this pattern may continue and I want to know if anyone else has taken it sick (after studying of course) and done stellar. I’m not going to cancel on the morning of, I mean the chances of doing great while sick aren’t spectacular but there is still a chance and by not going all you’re doing is wasting money. I had the ACT a few weeks ago, so I didn’t want to study for the SAT and the ACT at the same time, and during the ACT/after I was getting over a sinus infection and really just had to focus all of the energy I barely had on the dual enrollment courses, because only 2 of my professors give out freebie skip days, it’s not like FLVS or high school where I can just call in an excused absence unless it’s a literal emergency involving a medical condition. I know, I asked.
I’ve been doing mundane things like word and question of the day for a while now, probably around 7 months, but I’ve only really started to delve into studying for the CR and M section last weekend. I just want to know what things I can do in this short amount of time to help me the most.