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Reply to "NY Times: How I Learned to Take the SAT Like a Rich Kid"
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[quote=Anonymous]I graduated high school in 1976. In those days, no one took prep courses. I didn't score the highest in my class in either math or verbal but I did get the highest composite score. I guess I was sort of a jack of all trades master of none sort of student. I went to a small private college preparatory school in Phoenix from first grade through twelve and my graduating class had 25 students. 5 of us went East, two to Columbia, one to Princeton, one to Wesleyan, and one to the pre-medical program at Johns Hopkins. The rest went to California, one to Stanford, one to what was then called Claremont Men's College, and I don't remember where the rest went. I don't think money mattered in those days since, as far as I know, there were no prep courses. If money matters now, it's a terrible shame. [/quote]
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