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\nUpdate: Starting April 2025 for the digital ACT, the ACT format has changed to include fewer questions per section, allow more time per question, and make Science an optional section. See our updated post on How to Prepare for the ACT<\/a> for how to modify your ACT practice tests for the new format. We’re still including Science in our study schedules for students who are taking it, but if you are not taking Science, just skip the Science sections on the plan. The question types and topics covered on the ACT remain unchanged!<\/p>\n

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So you have one month until your ACT test date<\/a>, and you are ready to commit to some serious studying. You\u2019re aiming for scores that demonstrate your highest potential\u2014Average ACT scores<\/a> just won\u2019t cut it.<\/p>\n

Sound like you? Then check out the One Month ACT Study Plan below! If you follow this plan, by the time you walk into the testing center, you will have completed six full ACT tests and hundreds of additional practice questions\u2014that\u2019s some pretty good prep under your belt!<\/p>\n

(If you have more or less than one month to prepare, we have other ACT study schedules<\/a><\/strong> as well, ranging from three months all the way to one week before the big day!)<\/em><\/p>\n

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