<p>I’m a junior taking my first real ACT this Saturday. I used the McGraw Hill ACT Prep 2012 book to study for it, instead of taking a class because I did well on the PLAN and practice tests. However, I just finished taking a practice test in the book and I got the same exact score (34) as I did when I took the diagnostic test in the book, before doing any studying. Is there anything I can do to raise my score or is this as good as I’m going to get?</p>
<p>this is as good as it gets</p>
<p>not to scare you or anything but the Mcgraw tests are way easier than the actual tests. SO if you get a 34 on a Mcgraw test it could mean a 28-29 on a real test. SO try to take a practice test from another book and see what you get especially the red book since it’s real act.</p>
<p>Yeah I also took real practice tests of like a past ACT at school and I got a 33 so I’m hoping it’s not a fluke</p>
<p>i have register for ACT on oct 22 but due to lack of time i am not being able to raise my confident level and pace myself on time. so what i would like to ask is," IS it good to give exam on oct 22 only or i should postpone the date for dec 10 and what will be better is it good to send the best score of dec which is given with lots of practice or its better to send the score of this oct 22 to university " does the exam which of dec 10 counts a lot or this oct 22 counts a lot. i am really in confusion. and if i don’t score well in this oct 22 and if i reschedule in dec then that counts better or its better to postpone on december. waiting for the best answer asap . thank you</p>
<p>what is red book? do you have anybody pdf act practise test file ?</p>