Reply to "Min ACT for Headfirst or Stanford"

lionbaseball5,000+ posts

Originally Posted by Dirk:

His main problem on the ACT is just anxiousness. He has never really tested well on standardized test but is a hard worker in the classroom. All good advice. Thanks for all the help guys.

Concerning the ACT test: Practice, practice, practice.

My 2017 just took a practice ACT test at the library.

His subscores in order were: 27, 27, 20, 19. This showed me that he is getting mentally tired toward the last half of the test. I'm hoping that by spring of his junior year he will have built up his pain threshold for a 3 hr test. lol

My three older kids tested well on the ACT test and received full academic scholarships. Part of this is due to low EFC (expected family contribution) on the FAFSA.

5/31/158:50 AM

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