Question

Any tips for the math section on the ACT?

Answer 1

Yeah, the math is really easy. Get a cool calculator. Know trig.

Answer 2

@greenpride please take the SAT. You're allowed to use a TI89 on it which basically gives you an automatic 800/36. Well, that's what I did and I got into Harvard.

Answer 3

Wha kind of cool calculator?
And @TanteAnna I live in Michigan and its required that you take the ACT to get into a good college. But I prefer the SAT. But its only out of state, I believe.

Answer 4

@GreenPride The ACT is the selective one. SAT scores are accepted EVERYWHERE. The calculator is the TI89, you may want to ask your university for a clarification.

Answer 5

Really!? :O I'm in High school now and will take the ACT next year.

Answer 6

I'd really look into taking the SAT, if you want a good math score you'd be seariously setting yourself up for success taking the SAT compared to the ACT.

Answer 7

So I can send in my SAT score to any universities instead of my ACT score?

Answer 8

Sure can!

Answer 9

If you're sure it's ACT you're asked to do, focus on that first. Ask your school.

Answer 10

Practice Algebra 2 and Trigonometry.

Answer 11

What did you get on your ACT IDealist?

Answer 12

I didn't take ACT. But my math teachers told us that ACT is mostly Algebra 2 and Trigonometry, unlike the SAT.

Answer 13

Thank you all! :)