Test scores can determine whether or not your son gets accepted to college. One test score can determine whether or not your daughter is awarded a scholarship.
Don’t panic.
The techniques we use in our one-on-one tutoring and in our group sessions have helped thousands of students increase their scores an average of three points. Seven of those students have even received perfect “36” scores.
7 Perfect Scorers:
- William Herman (North Oldham)
- Aditya Mehta (duPont Manual)
- Anjali Chadha (duPont Manual)
- William O’Loane (North Oldham)
- Calley Thompson (Louisville Collegiate)
- Joe Shaw (Trinity)
- Nick Sehlinger, (St. Xavier)
We constantly monitor revisions within the ACT structure and update our test prep curricula accordingly.
ACT Group Test Prep
- Our ACT Intensive Courses are available on weekends and weekdays, five to six weeks prior to test dates.
- Students can expect 12 hours of teacher-directed strategy training plus 2 timed practice test sessions. This course provides 20 hours of instruction.
- Class sizes are limited to 24.
- We guarantee an ACT score increase.
- Motivational Instructors
Choose your Test Prep from the options below:
ACT Test Prep
Educational Resources test prep courses will be taught in-person in our learning center at 6500 Glenridge Park Place, #1, Louisville, 40222. Social distancing, temperature checks, and masks required to ensure the safety of our students. Online options will be available for each class.
Class size limited. Fees are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another course. Must miss a class? Call for make-up dates.
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ACT FAQs
Most students have the potential to dramatically improve their ACT scores. Students coached in a one-on-one setting generally raise their scores faster and high than students participating only in a group. Group instruction is often a very good “starter” for the test-taking process.
Rule of thumb for ACT score increases:
- 1 point – 10-15 hours
- 3 points – 50-60 hours
- 7+ points – 100 hours
- Fall or winter of junior year.
- If taking Algebra II as a junior, wait for the April test date.
If signing up for April, June, or December, check the appropriate box and pay $20 to receive your test booklet and answer sheet. It takes 4-6 weeks after the test date to receive them.
- 3-4 No. 2 pencils (no mechanical pencils)
- Your registration information, printed from the computer
- Your driver’s license or other form of photo ID
- A watch
- Your graphing calculator with fresh batteries
- Snacks and water
- Dress in layers of clothing, in case the room seems hot or cold to you.
- Check WHERE you are supposed to go before the morning of the test!
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Our Guarantee
We are so confident our process will lead to better scores for your student that we guarantee it.