Published: September 2013
Learn the 7 steps to earn a 36 on the ACT-- written by a student who achieved a perfect score!
Just like you, Maria Filsinger was a busy junior in high school--with all the fun and distractions that come with it. She wanted to score high on the ACT and eventually go to a good college, but she wanted to study in an efficient manner that fit her lifestyle of classes, sports, friends, and Facebook. So Maria developed winning strategies and a results-driven study plan that earned her that elusive 36 without sacrificing all the activities she enjoyed doing.
Now you, too, can reach that top score with Maria's proven methods. You are just steps away from a 36 with:
Study strategies for the math, reading, and science sections of the exam that can turn an ordinary student into an ACT genius
One full-length practice ACT exam
Techniques for mastering the 5-paragraph ACT essay
Answer explanations to hundreds of ACT practice questions using a perfect score mind-set
With help from ACT 36 in Just 7 Steps, you can attain a perfect score and get into the university or college of your dreams.
Maria Filsinger attended public schools and is joining the Stanford Class of 2016 in Palo Alto this September. A self-taught ACT expert, Maria scored a perfect 36 on the exam. She is currently employed as a long-term private academic tutor and provides instructions for her students in all subject areas covered on the ACT exam.
Shaan Patel currently attends the eight-year dual-degree Baccalaureate/MD program at the University of Southern California. A self-taught SAT expert, Shaan scored a perfect 2400 on the exam. He is the founder of TheExamExpert.com, a free online SAT preparation resource.
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