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About Carson Weekley
Carson Weekley (@boostedbrains36) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Education & Career. The account has 9,034 followers and 535 published posts. Recent posts average 16 likes and 5 comments, an engagement rate of 0.19%.
Carson Weekley belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Set against 184 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 49 followers per account Carson Weekley follows. Carson Weekley carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Carson Weekley under Education, with Education & Career as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Carson Weekley runs to 19 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Carson Weekley dates from April 2025.
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535 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Carson Weekley, 8 are videos and 2 are carousels. That mix leans toward videos. Carson Weekley has built a substantial archive of 535 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 17 followers for each post published. Carson Weekley also keeps 3 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 156 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include send, i'll, comment, score and system. The captions tag #acttest, #actprep, #testprep, #actstrategy and #collegeprep.
🎯 Every kid already has motivation — your job is connecting their goal to what the ACT unlocks
📋 Even a motivated kid won't study if the system is hard to get to
💸 Liv had 25 hrs/week of band practice — a daily 30-min plan got her from a 26 to a 30 in four weeks and $140K in scholarships
If this was useful, comment "friction" below and I'll send you the full breakdown. Would love to get it in your hands. 👇
Here's what I learned after cracking the code:
📉 Doing what everyone does (practice tests, prep books) won't move your score
⚖️ Same tutor, completely different results — the method matters more than the hours
🔑 Once I figured out the real system, I went from a 31 to a perfect 36
Want more info like this? Comment "283" and I'll send you my latest video that breaks down why most ACT prep is broken. 👇
#ACTprep #ACTtest #TestPrep #ACTstrategy #CollegePrep
🎯 Every kid already has motivation — your job is connecting their goal to what the ACT unlocks
📋 Even a motivated kid won't study if the system is hard to get to
💸 Liv had 25 hrs/week of band practice — a daily 30-min plan got her from a 26 to a 30 in four weeks and $140K in scholarships
If this was useful, comment "friction" below and I'll send you the full breakdown. Would love to get it in your hands. 👇
📊 Coaches need to hit a minimum average ACT score for their recruiting class
🎓 A high score gives coaches a reason to push for academic scholarships — not just athletic ones
🏆 I had average baseball skills but a perfect 36 — that's what got me D1 offers
If this hit home, comment "283" below and I'll send you my latest video that breaks down ACT lessons like this. Happy to send it over. 👇
#ACTprep #ACTtest #TestPrep #ACTstrategy #CollegePrep
Here's why most studying doesn't work:
📖 Prep books give you solutions, not the skill to find them
🪣 The ACT reuses patterns, not questions — you have to learn the buckets
✅ Drill the buckets and the test gets predictable — that's how I hit a perfect 36. Then did it a dozen more times to be sure.
If this resonated, comment "283" below and I'll send you my latest video that breaks all of this down. Think you'd find it useful. 👇
#ACTprep #ACTtest #TestPrep #ACTstrategy #CollegePrep
Most parents don't know this yet — on the new enhanced ACT, colleges only care about 3 sections (English, math, reading).
Science is gone. Pair that with super scoring and you've got a window most kids never use.
Here's how to play it:
🎯 Go all-in on ONE section at a time
🔒 Super scoring locks in their best score forever
📈 Skyler stacked 35s in 2 sections, then jumped 27 → 35 on math
If your kid's finishing junior year right now, this is the window.
If this was helpful, comment "283" below and I'll send you my latest video that breaks all of this down in full. Would love to get it in your hands. 👇
#acttest #acttests #acttestprep #acttestprepclass #highschoolparent
A score in the 30s can transform your child's entire life:
✅ Unlock elite colleges
✅ Earn mind-boggling scholarships
✅ Validate academic success
Most families know this. But they're lost about how to get a great score. Unfortunately, most families come across the ACT Hacking System after wasting countless hours on things that just don't work reliably:
❌ 500 page prep booklets
❌ group Zoom lectures
❌ weekly spoonfeeding tutoring sessions
If you can avoid these mistakes before you go down the wrong path, you're ahead of 99% of high school families.
That's what Ryder and his family did. They were suspicious of some of the standard prep methods, so they decided to give the ACT Hacking Program a try.
Ryder got the 1-1 attention he needed. He worked with a coach to find his weak areas and drilled those areas without wasting time studying topics he already understood.
Just a few months later, Ryder improved from a 24 to a 33 and never has to stress about the ACT ever again.
Similar story with Zac, Brown, Charlie, Camden, and Caleb. All these students ended up with a score in the 30s after getting 1-1 coaching inside the ACT Hacking Program.
If you're interested in how the ACT Hacking Program could work for your student, send me a Direct Message with the word "Score" and I'll share how it works.
It only allows me to message you back if you follow me, so make sure you’re following! (I don’t make the rules—blame Zuck)
That's the situation Ava was in. Her college resume had everything:
📈 perfect GPA
📈 lead in the play
📈 volunteering
But her application would have been thrown away by all of her top choice schools because of her ACT score:
📉 22 ACT
What was even more frustrating for Ava's family is that she should have been able to crush the test. She was smart! And they were sending her to an ACT tutor!
They didn't realize that she was still making the most common ACT study mistake: the spoonfeeding trap. Ava wasn't doing any true learning. Instead, she was just being spoonfed the solutions to different practice questions.
It wasn't until she came across the ACT Hacking System that she stopped this spoonfeeding trap and instead focused on a few drills to improve her specific weak areas.
A few weeks later, Ava scored a 30.
A few months later, she received acceptance to her top choice school with an $88,000 scholarship.
If you want to see a full breakdown of how Ava did this, and possibly see if your child would benefit from a similar approach, send me a Direct Message with the word "Ava" and I'll share the full breakdown.
It only allows me to message you back if you follow me, so make sure you’re following! (I don’t make the rules—blame Zuck)
I was an overconfident kid the first time I took the ACT. I did very well in class, and I assumed that I could fly through the ACT just like all my high school classes, get a 34+, and move on.
But the ACT humbled me very quickly. It turns out that this test is nothing at all similar to high school tests. The first time I took the ACT, I struggled to understand what the questions were asking and ended up running out of time on almost every section.
I ended up with a respectable score of a 31, but that wasn't good enough. My ultimate goals were Ivy League-caliber schools and earning the most scholarship money possible. And for those goals, I needed a better score.
So I went out and made one of the most common mistakes in the world of ACT prep. I bought an ACT prep booklet and made it my goal to take every test it contained.
Did this solve all my problems? Absolutely not!
In fact, this is the same exact mistake that I see many hard-working high schoolers making right now. Seeing this actually makes me wish that they were less hard working, because at least they wouldn't be wasting their time and money on these prep booklets.
The problem with these prep booklets is that they encourage the spoonfeeding of information from the solutions guide. If you want to actually improve, you can't just hope to magically absorb the information from the solutions guide. That's not how learning works.
And it wasn't until after I wasted over 100 hours on these prep booklets that I realized this.
Fortunately, this mistake did lead me to the right way of preparing for the ACT, and shortly after finding this method, I scored my perfect 36 (and now I have around a dozen perfect scores)!
This method is the ACT Hacking System. The condensed version is that we find a student's specific weaknesses and craft drills that help improve those weaknesses.
Check out the rest of my profile for more about the ACT Hacking System!
Carson Weekley's engagement
Carson Weekley's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.19%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 526 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Carson Weekley's posts, at 16 likes and 5 comments on average, about 3.2 likes per comment.
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Who is Carson Weekley?
Carson Weekley (@boostedbrains36) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Education & Career. Carson Weekley carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Carson Weekley runs to 19 words across 4 lines.
How many followers does Carson Weekley have?
Carson Weekley has 9,034 followers on Instagram (9K). Set against 184 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 49 followers per account Carson Weekley follows. Carson Weekley has built a substantial archive of 535 posts.
What is Carson Weekley's engagement rate?
Carson Weekley's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.19%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 526 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Carson Weekley's posts, at 16 likes and 5 comments on average, about 3.2 likes per comment.
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Flinque files Carson Weekley under Education, with Education & Career as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Carson Weekley, 8 are videos and 2 are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Carson Weekley repeatedly use the words send, i'll, comment, score and system. Carson Weekley's captions carry hashtags such as #acttest, #actprep and #testprep. Carson Weekley writes those captions mainly in English. Carson Weekley keeps 3 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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