Focus on Your Weaknesses - In the last few days, focus solely on your weaknesses, whether it be a whole test (section) of the ACT or just a few topics.
One Final Practice Test - When you've finished studying, take one last time practice test about two days before test day. The results will give you a heads-up on what to expect for your ACT score.
Follow Your Routine - To make sure that you’re prepared both mentally and physically, keep your routine the night before and the morning of the ACT.
Visualize Success - Before you start to feel anxiety, imagine that the test is over. You’re walking out of the testing room, and feeling good about how you performed.
Show Up Prepared - The last thing you want to worry about as you shake yourself awake on test day is what you need to bring an admissions ticket, photo identification, and a permitted calculator.
Keep your focus during the test - A surefire way to not get the score you want is to constantly pay attention to the test-takers around you.
Eat on your break even if you aren't hungry - Your brain needs fuel just like the rest of your body, even if your nervous stomach doesn't think so. Make sure to have something with protein too, like a handful of nuts.
Reward Yourself - You worked hard for this, and no matter how you think the test went, afterwards treat yourself to something you enjoy. You need a mental break and relaxation.
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