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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for sharing, interesting. Requiring scores also helps keep out the upper echelon riff raft. Those privileged over-counseled blood suckers go TO because they don’t have the chops. [/quote] LOL. As if plenty of 1500+ scores aren’t the result of intensive, expensive test prep and multiple tries. Come on.[/quote] Um. If that were true, more than 2% of test takers would be hitting 1500.[/quote] People talk about test prep as if it's a bad thing. All test prep is, is studying! Specifically, studying hard to learn math and reading. I get that not all students can afford to pay for private test prep. And it's true that high schools vary *a lot* in how well they teach kids math and reading in the first place. But I really don't get when people poo poo test prep as a bad things. It's just guided study![/quote]
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