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overcome weaknesses in your college application
even if you were captain of the swim team, a member of the school chorus, and an honor roll student, it’s pretty likely that there’s something in your academic background that you consider a weakness. here’s how you can overcome those weaknesses and position yourself for success in the college application process. start your planning…
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the complete guide to act pacing and time management
running out of time on the act? this guide to act pacing and act time management can help you get to every question and rack up those points!
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3-month ap calculus exam study guide
the ap calculus exam requires substantial preparation. check out this article for some tips for prepping as well as a 3-month ap calculus exam study plan.
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ap calculus no calculator section tips
the ap calculus no calculator subsections thoroughly test your concept knowledge and reasoning ability. here are a few tips for success on the test!
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complete guide to the preact
the preact is basically a mini-act that you take before the act. most students will take the act their junior year, making sophomores the official target group of the exam. other than being a little bit easier and a little bit shorter, the test is exactly like the act.
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act study guide
while finding the right act test study guide for you may seem overwhelming, given all the material that’s out there, we have the perfect resources to help you navigate those muddy waters of act prep! so let’s start our journey by taking a look at magoosh’s act prep study guide and what you can expect…
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one week act study schedule
your act is in one week! prepare using one of our one week act study plans. we have one for act newbies who haven’t studied before, one for students looking for a quick score improvement, and one for those of you who just need a last-minute refresher course. good luck!
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validation of act test results
is the act a valid assessment? in this article, find out how act makes its test a great predictor for college success!
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how to get a 27 on the act
your act score doesn’t need to be perfect to be good. a common act benchmark is 27– get a 27 or higher, and many doors will open to you.
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how to get a 30+ score on the act
a 30+ score on the act is a challenge, but not impossible. in this article, learn what you can do to reach this level of test success!
