what does getting a perfect PreACT score mean?

mohammadmohd18
Mon, 19 Jun 2017 20:21:50 +0000

To answer questions 1, 2, and 3 (4 has already been answered):

1. You have a great chance at getting 35+, yes. I wouldn’t tear your hair out if you only got a 35 though; in the grand scheme of things, it actually does not matter whatsoever. That may sound hard to believe, but that’s the truth.

2. It varies for each section. For English and Science, I believe you can’t miss anything if you want a 36. You can miss 1 or 2 for Reading, and at least 1 for Math.

3. Because you’re already scoring so high, time and not content is going to be what you need to focus on. Go over content, yes, but make sure you’re also taking official practice tests from the ACT 2017 edition of the official prep book, and doing so under realistic time conditions.

I got a 30 on the Pre-ACT. Right now, I have a 35 on the ACT. So you should be quite fine.

Make sure to square up other parts of your application in the next year or so, though.

Best wishes and luck.