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1. They said it’s most predictive factor period. As I wrote above, it was also said that “Yale found the math score to be particularly predictive for persistence as a science major.” Dartmouth was already on record for that. 
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It's almost like they're not good at educating undergraduates. Sure, a kid with an 800 in math will find it easier to do a science major without any need for remediation. But that means they're relying on high schools (and test prep companies) to do all the work. Guess they're not really able and willing to help the brilliant future scientists with a 700 or, gasp, 650, achieve that same success over four full years.[/quote]

That’s actually true about remediation. They do expect the high schools to teach high school math, which doesn’t always work out. I’ve been told many science professors aren’t interested in remedial education at at least one Ivy (and almost certainly others). Reasonable minds may differ as to whether that’s reasonable.[/quote]

DUH...anyone at an "elite college" /T25 college should NOT need any remedial education.  if they do, then they are at the wrong university. [/quote]

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