<p>Hi people who took the Sept ACT test!</p>
<p>I have two questions…</p>
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<li><p>I was sick the whole time and felt I did not do my best… should I cancel my score? Does ACT notify colleges that I have canceled a score? Would colleges frown upon my score cancellation?</p></li>
<li><p>If you have McGraw Hill’s (too lazy to confirm whether the publisher’s name is correct lolz) 10 ACT practice test book, did you feel it was accurate?</p></li>
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<p>Thanks and good luck to all.</p>
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<li>Don’t cancel it. Just don’t send it to your college. And no they wouldn’t.</li>
<li>No, McGraw sucks. I have it. It’s way too easy, with 2-3 mistakes per test. PR is closer, but only has 3 test.</li>
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<p>I guess I’ll redo my “real act” book again and again :3</p>
<p>Well I’ve done 7/10 McGraw tests. Just because it’s innaccurate it doesn’t mean it’s useless.</p>
<p>English you’ll get a feel for the timing you need, and careless mistakes to watch out for. Math is just a little bit to easy, so you should finish with at least 5-10 minutes left. Reading is also a little easy, and science it varies.</p>
<p>Mcgraw suckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkks</p>
<p>thequestionmark:</p>
<p>When I do ACT’s English, I get 33+, and I got a 34 the first time I took the ACT. In McGraw’s ACT English, I get around 28… ?</p>
<p>That’s weird, because you see… um… I kind of like McGraw… It’s the first prep book I bought</p>