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Category: ACT Guide

Welcome to the “ACT Test Guide” category at Alexander Tutoring, your trusted resource for conquering the ACT and unlocking the doors to your academic future. As you embark on your journey toward higher education, we understand that the ACT can be a significant milestone and a crucial stepping stone toward getting into your dream university.

Let’s face it, standardized tests are a gimmick.  The only thing they test is your ability to take a standardized test.  That being said, we really want our students to get into their dream university.  So we’re here to help you get your best score possible on the math portion of the ACT.  We know ALL of the tricks to solve ACT math problems quickly and efficiently.  Without these tricks, your child will be at a major disadvantage.

Within the ACT Test Guide, we’ve gathered a wealth of knowledge, strategies, and expert advice to help you navigate the math and science portion of the ACT with confidence. Our team of experienced tutors and educators is dedicated to providing you with the tricks, tools, and insights needed to excel on this standardized test.

Don’t be scared of the ACT if you have a learning disability like ADHD, dyslexia, or dyscalculia.  Actually, we prefer to call them learning superpowers.  You can and will get a great score on the ACT if you can learn to tap your learning superpower.  Let us show you how.

The ACT can seem like a daunting challenge, but with our guidance, you’ll gain a clear understanding of the test structure, learn essential test-taking strategies, and discover proven techniques to boost your scores. Whether you’re aiming for a competitive score to secure a spot in your dream college or striving to reach your personal best, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Inside this category, you’ll find a comprehensive collection of resources, including tips for time management, expert guidance on math and physics sections of the ACT, and strategies for tackling the most challenging questions. Our mission is to empower you to perform your best on test day.

At Alexander Tutoring, we believe that every student has the potential for greatness, and our ACT Test Guide is designed to help you unleash your full potential, no matter what your unique learning style.  Let’s embark on this journey together and work towards a future filled with exciting opportunities. Welcome to your ACT success story!

5 ACT Math Tips For Success

Score higher on the ACT math section with these proven tips. From fundamentals to balancing time management, learn how to prepare like never before.

6 ACT Science Tips For Success

What Does the ACT Science Test Consist of? The ACT Science test consists of 40 questions relating to biology, earth or space sciences, and physical sciences that must be completed in 35 minutes. You’ll receive a score for the overall section and three reporting category scores, including: Interpretation of Data Scientific Investigation Evaluation of Models, Inferences,…

ACT Study Resources To Help Students Prepare for Test Day

Online Courses One route that your student can take is to sign up for online courses that teach test-taking strategy specifically for this exam. Many of these online courses won’t be free, but your child will get valuable insight into taking the ACT exam. What’s great about the variety of courses available is that you…

Do You Need an ACT Math Tutor?

Your Child Needs Guidance If your child struggles with organizing their study time, a tutor can offer the guidance they need. A tutor will help your child plan a schedule so they can effectively structure their study sessions for maximum benefit. A tutor will also provide outside accountability so you don’t have to damage your…

ACT vs. SAT: Which One Should You Take?

Both the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and ACT (American College Testing) exams help measure a high school student’s preparedness for collegiate academics. Answers are compared across all applicants, and tests are scored according to respective SAT and ACT grading tiers. SAT exams are scored on a scale of 1600 total points, with an optional essay.…