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If you’re hoping to kick off your future with a college degree, you’ll need to take the ACT extremely seriously. Colleges all across the United States use ACT scores to help determine admissions, so it’s crucial that you start preparing for the ACT long in advance. Study for the ACT all throughout the school year, and take timed mock tests periodically. Don’t stress the night before the test—relax, get a good night’s sleep, and eat a nutritious breakfast.

When you’re taking the test, make sure to use your test booklet to work through the problems. Go through the test answering only the easy questions first, and then go back to tackle the harder ones. Read the questions carefully, but don’t overthink things—your instinct is often right. You can also use the process of elimination to overcome multiple-choice questions. Find out what other test-taking strategies can help you ace the ACT and gain admission to the university of your dreams.

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