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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was a kid who had a lower SAT score because of HHI. My own kid had Khan and other sophisticated online programs that were free or nearly free. [b]I think the era of SAT = wealth is over.[/b] But talk to me about athletes and legacy before any of the rest of this.[/quote] According to the College Board’s own data, scores are still highly correlated with income. (And if you don’t trust their data, why would you trust their exam?)[/quote] There is no meaningful differentiator that isn’t highly correlated with income. The question is what’s harder to buy - tests, essays, GPA, ECs, sports, etc.[/quote]
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