Crash Course for the ACT (Princeton Review)

10 simple ways to a higher score -- in less than 1 week!

If the big test is staring you right in the face and you feel doomed, then here's your last minute reprieve: an ACT book designed exclusively for the student who's running out of time.

The Princeton Review may not be able to turn you into a genius overnight, but they can give you the essential tools and rules you'll need to get a good score. Practice the 10 steps in this book, and you'll have The Princeton Review advantage.

Here's what you get:
Strategies you simply must know to ace the exam
Dozens of practice questions that will help you apply and perfect these techniques
Detailed answer explanations that will help you avoid making the same mistakes twice

Shawn Michael Domzalski came to the Princeton Review in 1991 while living in Taiwan and working as a Chinese to English translator. He has received letters of recognition from both ACT and the California Department of Education for recording a perfect score on the ACT (something he's done at least 4 times).