Act prep course
overview
Most students have no idea when they should start preparing for the ACT, how they should study for it, or even when they should take it. The state of Utah provides one free ACT test to all students during the spring of their junior year. However, waiting until that test date to start preparing is a bad idea. We recommend preparing for the ACT starting your sophomore year, and taking the test for the first time fall of your junior year. That gives you 3-4 potential test dates before college applications are due and the best chance at getting the score you need. So how do you prepare?
What You Need to Know About the ACT
How to successfully prepare for the ACT and improve your score
English Section
Grammar and rhetorical skills review, sentence structure and editing, and practice test questions
Math Section
Algebra, geometry, statistics, graphing, and trigonometry review and practice test questionsÂ
Reading Section
Vocabulary and rhetorical skills, full length reading passages, and practice test questions
Science Section
Interpreting graphs and charts, answering the right question, and practice test questions
Full-Length Exam
Practice exam session covering all sections of the test with 1 week turnaround for scores
Pricing Options
Large Group
8 weeks: August 27 – October 15
Saturdays: time TBA
Up to 8 students, online only
– For OCT 22 test day –
$500
Small GroupÂ
6 or 8 weeks: starting Aug 27 or Sept 10
Saturdays: time TBA
Up to 4 students, online or in-person
– For OCT 22 test day –
$650
1-on-1 Intensive
4, 6, or 8 weeks
Custom priority scheduling
Online or in-person
– For any test date –
$800