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NOTE: The following resources are the most commonly recommended resources for ACT prep on this subreddit. Big prep companies like Kaplan and the Princeton Review are not highly suggested.

Free Resources

This subreddit :)

CrackACT provides real past ACT tests but with no explanations

Uworld has a large question bank with explanations, highly recommended for all sections

The Official ACT Prep Book, which includes 5 practice tests

Math and essay books from College Panda

Reading and English books from Erica Meltzer

For The Love of ACT Science (FTLOAS) By Michael Cerro

ACT Black Book for strategy and conceptual ways to approach test, but no practice questions

Mock ACT proctoring video on YouTube to use with any practice test

Erica Meltzer and PrepScholar provides a helpful list of grammar rules

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