Studying is not improving my ACT score.

seokouji
Sun, 14 Aug 2016 02:00:54 +0000

Well if you keep getting the same score, (obviously) you are getting the same amount of questions wrong. For me, more than 90% of the time, they happen to be the same type of question. So figure out what question types you are getting wrong, then figure out why you get them wrong. For example, in writing, do you always get the questions that involves punctuation wrong? Or in math does the trigonometry bother you? Do you normally screw up on the triple chart questions in science? These are all just for reference but as said before, I would think that if you got a 29, you must understand most of the concepts so there are just a few that you don’t get (or don’t realize it). If you just get random questions wrong every time, than it seems that would amount more to carelessness as you have demonstrated in the past that you could get that question right. Hope that helps and good luck on cracking the 30s