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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why can’t said athlete apply test-optional like a non-athlete could? Also, if you are concerned before the kid has even taken a test that he won’t be able to score a 900, then there is something going on that should be addressed before he heads off for college - learning style, necessary academic accommodations, etc. [/quote] +1 I’m not a big fan of how standardized testing is run but someone who can’t manage a 4 digit SAT score should seriously reconsider going to college or take remedial education classes[/quote] I would agree with this macro-aggression.[/quote] College is where college football is played, though.[/quote] Paying that much money to play football? What is the point? Is it really going to manifest into a career? Low tier "colleges" sure know how to milk these mostly poor families. [/quote] Yes actually there are a gazillion jobs for football players .. playing and not playing , plus free tutoring and support in college. Non athlete parents have no clue that advantage of an average student has if they are an athlete.[/quote]
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