#myownstudyguide

- Use the process of elimination. It will increase the chance of answering the question correctly. - On long word problems, read the last sentence first. This is the question that tells you what the actual problem is. - Use a calculator as needed. - Don’t EVER leave a blank answer. At least guess since there is no penalty. - Don’t spend too much time on one question. You only have about 1 minute to focus on each question. - Generally, math questions on the ACT are easier in the beginning and get harder as the test progresses. - Remember ‘Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally?’ Use PEMDAS for orders of operations!! Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction.

ACT Writing Tips! - Write neatly! Evaluators must be able to read your essay. - Don’t make many punctuation errors or it will detract from your essay. - Your essay should have an introduction, at least two body paragraphs, and a conclusion. - It is a persuasive essay so use personal pronouns (I, we, and their.) - Write a thesis that states your position. - Brainstorm is key to a strong essay!

yes definitely! if u think u can handle it then i would def recommend u take it [a lot of colleges require gen ed courses so u might have to take a world history class even if its not in ur major ~ i think?? and so u can pass out of taking it with a high ap exam score]! ik all the schools i plan to apply to will look at ur course rigor and ap classes are more rigorous so i think taking it could help ur chances! here is a playlist of youtube videos that involve how i study for my ap classes if ur interested :]