Hey peeps, I'm starting my ACT prep, and I've heard some great stuff about free ACT sample tests online. Any idea where I could get my hands on some? Thanks for the help!
Sure, there's actually a variety of resources for free ACT sample tests, so you're in luck! The College Board, the organization that administers the ACT, provides free sample tests on their official website, so that's definitely a place to check out for high-quality practice tests.
Another great resource is CollegeVine, which has a very useful ACT prep guide you can follow. This guide dives into the specifics of the test: what's on it, study strategies to follow, how to understand your score, and even how to modify your study plans based on your score. They also provide links to some free practice tests, so you can give it a shot before you start the heavy studying.
Also, don’t forget public libraries, which often have test prep books where you'll find multiple practice tests. The books also offer more extensive preparation tips and strategies.
No matter which route you choose, taking multiple practice tests will surely help in building up your stamina and getting familiar with the test format. Good luck on your ACT prep!
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