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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OMG.  She has a weighted 3.8 and you people are suggesting a learning disability?  Never change, DCUM.[/quote]

Depends on what the typical range is for the HS. An almost all Bs student with a 1500+ SAT is going to raise some questions.[/quote]

What questions does it raise, besides "how much tutoring did you get?" and "how many times did you take the test?" (Questions that could be asked of anyone with a 1500+.) [/quote]

With a 3.3 GPA that SAT score was "bought" with test prep.

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Not OP but you have no idea.  You are apparently lucky that your child fits the mold that schools are set up for and assume anyone that does not fit is lazy.  Grades are impacted by more than just content knowledge, there are a lot of non substantive organizational requirements that can be  a challenge for brilliants kids with executive functioning differences.  You have to be smart and capable to get that SAT score and your assumption is based on nothing and is rude.[/quote]

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