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How to Get a 36 on ACT® Reading
Achieving your desired score on ACT® Reading might seem daunting, but with the right strategies, it’s absolutely within reach. This article discusses some proven tips on how to get a 36 on ACT Reading.
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Ace the ACT®: How to Get 36 on ACT Science
Getting a 36 on the ACT® Science isn’t just for science geniuses. With the right prep and tips, students like you have done it! Let’s bust the myth and show you how to reach your goal.
Ace the ACT®: How to Get a 36 on ACT Math
A perfect 36 on ACT® Math is achievable with the right strategies—no math genius required. With focus and preparation, you can master this section and claim your perfect score!
Top 100 Vocabulary Words You Need for ACT® Reading Passages
Unlock your potential with our free digital ACT® Vocabulary List PDF! Enhance your ACT reading scores with the top 100 essential words. Download now for instant improvement! Don’t miss out—grab your copy today!
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How to Continue College Readiness During COVID-19
Don’t let COVID-19 derail you here are a few things to remember (and some action steps you can take) as you pursue your target college or university.
Reviewing for the AP® Lang Exam from the Comfort of Your Room
Learn from these several ideas that have worked for students just like you when it comes to studying for the AP® Lang Exam.
To Apostrophe or Not To Apostrophe—That is the Question
Master ‘Apostrophe-Use’ for SAT® and ACT® writing. Learn when and where to use them to sharpen your grammar skills for your test success.
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Prepare for AP® Lang by Watching More TV!
Leverage your TV time by engaging in rhetorical analysis of speeches from leaders, turning entertainment into a valuable AP® Lang exercise
3 Ways to Study When You’re Stuck at Home
So, you’re quarantined, social distancing, stuck at home, and going a little stir crazy. What’s the solution to pandemic boredom? (No, the answer is not “more Netflix.”) Intellectual stimulation!