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What lessons cover
- English: grammar, punctuation and rhetorical skills
- Math: algebra, functions, geometry, statistics
- Reading: comprehension under time pressure
- Science (optional): data interpretation
- Writing (optional)
About ACT
- The enhanced ACT, introduced in 2025, is shorter. The composite score (1 to 36) comes from English, Math and Reading; Science and Writing are optional.
How to do well
- Practise timingPacing is the main challenge on the ACT. Use timed sections from the start.
- Learn grammar rulesThe English section tests a short list of rules again and again.
- Practise free-response questionsFree-response answers are scored for reasoning, not just the final answer. Practise writing every step, units included, against released scoring guidelines.
How it works
- Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who knows your course.
- Book a free first lessonShare the course outline, recent tests and your goals, and agree a plan.
- Follow the planWeekly lessons that follow your class, with practice before each test.
Frequently asked questions
ACT or SAT?
Both are accepted by US colleges. Take a practice test of each and choose the one where you score higher.
Do colleges need ACT Science?
Most do not now, but some STEM programs may consider it. Check each college.