July 19, 2019
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59:44Now PlayingCollege Board, which is responsible for the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), is planning to implement an adversity score in an attempt to reduce differences in sores on the test across SES and ethnic groups. Is there any good reason for this? Is the SAT a good test for college acceptance? Are GPA or other tests better predictors of collegiate success?
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