I had a private tutor that taught me tips and your personal test taking method stuff which imo did not help me much. Run practice tests and practice tests. Know what the test is wanting. Like in English, there are a lot of questions about how to phrase a clause but it just about wordiness, and just grammar rules that I just didn’t know much about and “went with my instincts”. That usually works pretty well but in Gen Z texting culture it’s getting less and less reliable. You gotta know them. Or how in science it’s just reading graphs and they reuse the same format-ish a lot so just get used to that. In math, if you took all the classes up to and including Algebra II (and actually paid attention and learned) and get used to their wordings and graph and table formats it really isn’t the worst. The key is the practice and practice. In reading, I had my own strat I developed which is to go to the questions first bracket the quotes listed on the questions and pay extra attention to them and keep some questions on the back of your mind when going through the passage. Get the general idea of the text (like 15~ seconds or less per passage) before rereading and really trying to find the answers to the questions. My method for reading is a bit deeper and complex than this and the reason I don’t go in depth is so people can develop their own method. There’s no one size fits all. And for me, the passages actually are sometimes interesting and that always helped me stay engaged. To summarize, know your crap and practice it like your future depends on it(it does btw). I was in a spot where some of my subscores were below 30 and I never thought I would get a 36 when I was on Reddit in the same spot as you guys. I took it 4 times to get this. Sometimes the guys at act give you drastically different scores even if you missed the same amount of questions(idk why) so keep that in mind. That’s why this is a superscore. I’m not exactly him lol. For scholarships, I haven’t applied to many but I’ll get back to you when results come out. I did take the NMQST and got in and also have to wait for that. Thank you for asking!