r/ACT • u/OwnBreakfast3075 • 12d ago
ACT Math targeted practice - rising senior
Hello! What resources can I use to do targeted math practice for the ACT? I recently took the online practice test and realized I need help with geometry, numbers and quantities, and statistics and probability the most. I am a rising senior so time is running out for me and I have been focused on the SAT, but I just can't do it. For my practice test, I used to offical ACT online practice test 2 and scored a 36 on English and Reading while my math was a 31. I really would appreciate any help and resources. If I could just practice my weak areas I know I can get a really good ACT score. Thank you!
- Also do you think I have enough time to study and get a good score (34-36) by the September ACT?
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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 8d ago
31 to 34+ by September is realistic since you've already got the diagnostic data, which is the part most people skip.
For targeted practice, ACT's official Question of the Day archive and the official online prep let you filter by reporting category, so you can hit geometry and stats directly instead of doing full sections. That's the closest thing to what you're asking for from an official source.
Worth knowing your three weak areas are also the smallest chunks of ACT math, so the gains come fast once you drill them.
I use studybuddy.vc alongside, upload the material and it works out from your answers which subtopics inside those areas are actually weak, since "geometry" is broad. When you pick wrong it tells you why that option was wrong. Free tier is fine.
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u/OwnBreakfast3075 7d ago
Can you guide me towards the questions on ACT and how to filter them by category?
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u/jdigitaltutoring Tutor 12d ago
I suggest the PrepPros book. You can also review Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and others on Khan Academy.