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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Could also be TO and weaker admissions standards for “prestige” universities. It’s not just the pandemic. [/quote] +1[/quote] OP - this has been thrashed out in previous pages. Recent Research suggests that GPAs are much stronger predictors for college preparedness than test scores. [/quote] Nope. That data is old and before such serious grade inflation, and being able to make countless test corrections and hand in late assignments for credit, etc. I agree, in the past a high GPA meant something. It really doesn't anymore when you have a high school class with 250 valedictorians, and they are getting 1-3 on their AP exams (which they don't submit).[/quote] PPs have provided actual articles and studies. Do you have anything to offer other than whining?[/quote]
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