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by nsagent
37 days ago
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You appear to be arguing with a strawman; at least you seem to have ignored a central part of my message: The issue is that the test is positively correlated with success in an undergraduate program, so they threw out the baby with the bathwster. The real issue is that the SAT is not able to distinguish the capabilities among students to the degree it purports to.
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