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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People who hate on TO seem like parents with sour grapes because their precious DC got rejected from the T10 with a 1580 and is now resigned to go to the flagship. [/quote] No, it's just curious why the second you step into an environment where cheating is largely impossible (unless you send in someone in your place, but ID checking supposedly protects against that) you suddenly can't perform. It's interesting.[/quote] Why is it believed that the TO student cheated in class and not the student who took the SAT 4+ times to get a 1590? I’m actually in college. Not 45 like may posters.I have highly intelligent peers who didn’t submit or never took the SAT and peers who got 1500+ and aren’t the brightest. I go to a T20. Everyone’s ambitious and works hard here. Nobody cares about who took the test and who didn’t. Even if one is behind the professor doesn’t dumb down the material but instead has office hours to assist students. We also have peer tutoring for every subject. Colleges aren’t crumbling because of TO. Kids have imposter syndrome and are trying to one up each other over arbitrary measures.[/quote] ...Because it's very hard to cheat on the SAT and easy to cheat in classes? And you seem to be erroneously equating retakes with cheating, somehow? Obviously you aren't the brightest. [/quote]
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