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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You guys are focused on the wrong thing. [/quote] Nobody knows. It changes every year. [b]If colleges suddenly realize that high sat scores are a scarce commodity, they will start to select for that. [/b] If international level oboe players are a scarce commodity, they will select for that. I remember when all the schools started women's hockey teams but there weren't a lot of female hockey players and they were selecting for female hockey players. It's not crazy to think there will be a run on high SAT scores with the return to test required.[/quote] It is ludicrous to think that. Any school with a 15% or less acceptance rate is already getting a plethora of high scores every admissions cycle and they are choosing the students that they want based on their entire application, not their test scores. There is no reason for this to change. [/quote] You missed the point. In previous cycles they have the luxury of letting in 30%-40% of the incoming class test optional. When these three schools reinstate test required, their class shaping has to adjust accordingly if they want to maintain the same or similar score distribution. And they do maintain the distribution.[/quote] Yes but the 36 doesn't always beat the 34 (or even 33). I saw that happen with my own kids.[/quote]
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