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I guess this is why tests like the SAT have fallen in disfavor with so many colleges and universities. Sharing the test answers for the Quant-Q was a big problem and gave those who could afford to purchase them a big advantage for opportunities at PUBLIC SCHOOLS.[/quote]

They have fallen in disfavor because it blocks their desire to boost minority enrollment.
Asians and whites who pursue test-optional admissions will find themselves doing poorly.[/quote]

Although saying that may make you feel better, it simply isn't true. The tests are optional because they believe their not as meaningful as people once believed. [/quote]

Yeah, sure.  That's why the SAT proposed bonus points being awarded for their version of "experience factors."  [/quote]

The SAT doesn't do this, but along a subjective axis colleges have literally always done this in America in their admissions process. It appears that you may have some difficulty distinguish between appropriate analogies - SAT prep courses can help with that, I'm told. [/quote]

Proposed. [/quote]

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