How To Get A Perfect 36 on the ACT Reading Test in 2025: 5 Tips and Strategies From A Perfect Scorer

Are you struggling on the ACT Reading? Is your score stuck? Are you always running out of time? In this video, Matt shares 5 expert tips for how you can crush the Reading Test and get a perfect score. Learn the same tips, strategies, and test-taking techniques that have helped over 100 PrepPros students score a perfect 36 on the ACT Reading Test in 2024. I will also show you one of my favorite strategies and approaches for the ACT Reading Test for 2025 that has helped many of my students who struggle with time management get faster on the ACT Reading Test.

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0:00 Introduction
0:52 Tip #1 - Understand the ACT Reading Test
1:39 Tip #2 - Find Your Best Strategy
2:05 Label Then Read Method
4:00 Tip #3 - Know How To Spot The Easy Questions
4:29 Tip #4 - Answer Broad Passage Questions Last
5:05 Tip #5 - Pace Yourself Correctly
6:02 How To Get A 36 On ACT Reading
7:00 The 9-Minute Drill
7:48 Final Tip - Think Independently!