Since the ACT test is one of the most important tests of a student's academic career, getting a high score on the math test and the other three subject tests is a very important concern.
For math geniuses, that might not be a concern, but most students really worry about the math test.
However, if you know a few simple rules, then there is much less to worry about.
The rules include what NOT to do as well as what you should do.
What NOT To Do: Many student are overly worried about the fact that they may not have studied all the math required to get a good ACT score by the time they take the test.
That is understandable, depending upon math classes students are taking in what year.
However, one of the biggest concerns, not having studied Trigonometry, should not be a big concern.
Of the sixty questions on the math test, only 4 of them are on Trigonometry.
Unless you are set on getting a perfect score, then you don't even have to know any Trigonometry to get a very high score.
The Easiest Way to Score High on the Math Test Interestingly enough, the easiest questions on the test, those from freshman math, are the most often cause of needless lost points.
Most students are not concerned about freshman math, but they forget that they haven't really done it in two years.
As a result, they don't do much refresher study and when they get their test scores they are shocked to see that they scored low on the easiest math questions.
Another easy way to score high on the math test is to watch short video clips to learn a little tip each day.
That is a lot easier than long marathon study sessions and gives you just one thing to learn each day.