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I taught biology at a community college in California for several years, and I once got a student in my class who told me she had never taken a course in any type of science before. When I asked her how she graduated high school without taking a single science class, she told me that she had gone to a charter school that gave students the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this option to replace all coursework in all sciences with a one-time “nature hike” and that she had chosen that option. I’m sure you can guess roughly how well she did in my class. I genuinely do not understand how or why these institutions are legally allowed to grant high school diplomas. They’re just setting these kids up for failure and it should absolutely not be tolerated.
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Are you talking about standardized tests, or literally everything in life- because this could easily be said about either That applies to literally everything. Standardized test practice is still way more accessible than any extracurricular. Don’t discount something because it’s not perfect. From what I remember, grades were a better indicator of college success over standardized tests. (I’m saying this as someone who always had better standardized test scores than grades.) I’m also in my mid-30s, so it’s possible grade inflation makes that no longer true. That study is only looking at kids from the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this Chicago public school system. Even if there’s variety across that system I have serious doubts if it fully captures how different the grading scale is between a rural school, an inner city school, and a decent private school.
As much as I think the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this SATs are not “fair”, there has to be some standard to measure the applicants. If any of you are applying to college or have a kid applying to college, it is RIDICULOUS right now. Schools that are “test optional” are getting flooded with applications because why not take a flier on a school you would not otherwise get into if SATs were required? Kids are applying to 15+ schools on average now but can obviously only attend one school. So admissions departments are having a really hard time because they can only accommodate so many students every year and they need to be careful. They also can’t really tell what type of student they are letting in because there’s no objective measurement. This also makes every school look super exclusive – schools that were no brainers for the average kid 30 years ago (3.5 GPA, 1150 SATs) will not even look at that same kid today because of the huge amount of applicants to choose from. Schools that are not Ivy League are in the single digit percentages for acceptance rates now. It’s demoralizing.
Want to know demoralization? I had to keep almost perfect grades to stay in school. I didn’t have any safety net to fall back on. Now? Perfect grades are required or you go home unless you have parents who will cover you. I can’t access the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this article, but I imagine this is part of the reason they’re bringing back test requirements. Ivy League schools get more applications than ever, and they haven’t grown to meet that demand. Sorting through applications must be hard as it is. Here’s the problem though, the SAT’s are actually incredibly predictive of college success and trying to have these schemes to keep asians (and to some extent whites) out of colleges only backfires on you when you degrade standards. I have friends who are professors at some very competitive colleges who are exasperated that newer generations of students can’t comprehend fairly simple books that i read when i was in high school, let alone write a cogent essay… and these complaints came BEFORE Covid came along. Trust me when i say that employers have been noticing. GPA’s have gotten way less predictive in recent years due to rampant grade inflation (they USED to be good predictors of college performance, no longer though). It’s practically impossible to fail in many schools these days. We don’t even hold back students anymore who can’t even read. The Baltimore school system actually graduates illiterate children from high school. The education system is a mess.
Being mad at the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this SAT’s for causing ‘inequality’ is like being mad at thermometers for causing global warming (to paraphrase Freddie Deboer). The SAT’s don’t cause educational inequality, they REVEAL it. Because those students who do poorly on the SAT’s are probabilistically going to do poorly at elite colleges, while those who did better on it will do great no matter where they go. Yes, you have outliers in both directions, but we shouldn’t base policies on one offs. Edit: BTW, the movement to remove standardized testing isn’t just at the collegiate level, it’s happening across the country at high performing high schools as well. When San Francisco’s Lowell high school (one of the best high schools in the country) removed the standardized test for admissions, D’s and F’s skyrocketed at the school, predictably. We’re moving backwards as a country.
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The affirmative action case showed that the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this biggest benefactor of college admission practices were….. affluent white kids. When it came to admitting black students vs Asians, just as an example they would take a 1500 SAT black student over a 1520 Asian student. But a legacy white student with not great scores but who had well connected parents (like say a George W Bush), would get admission over both. Yes, but there has yet to be a new freshman class under the new rules so we don’t know what the racial breakdowns will be yet at elite schools. I say the best way to make it truly fair is to eliminate legacy admits and guaranteed admissions for people from rich families who make a large donation to the school.
Caltech is the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this only top school in the nation with a truly race blind admissions process and it’s predominantly Asian, not white, unlike the Ivy league. I respect Caltech a lot for this. My friend applied to most ivy leagues, but his real top choices were Caltech and MIT. He definitely leaned towards MIT because a lot of our friends were going to end up around Boston. But MIT also ended up being the only place he didn’t get in. And FYI guy had it all too, best grades, extracurriculars, and 1 point off getting perfect ACT/SAT scores combined. Guess his race? That’s just not true at all. White students are also underrepresented at top schools compared to those who score extremely well on the SAT. I read that among those scoring 1400 on the SAT, 46% were white, 41% were Asian, and 13% were another race. Yale’s admired class last year was 35% white, 25% Asian, 16% Latino, 11% black, and around 15% either mixed or race unknown. Both white and Asian students are underrepresented, Asians slightly more so. But, to be clear, admissions have never been solely about test scores. The idea that they should be is misguided, once you’re drawing from people with top scores there’s real diminishing returns like going from a 1550 to a 1600.
Why’d they stop? The grading of teachers can vary greatly within a single school. Without some kind of standardized test, it seems like any admission criteria would be almost meaningless. I believe due to concerns around cheating (I think the Tyrese Haliburton Choke Indiana Pacers iconic moment shirt besides I will buy this colleges still had them take placement tests). The new SAT (started this year) is digital and adaptive (you get different questions based on how well you do), and you get Desmos as a calculator so poor students aren’t punished. But yes there still is inequality as richer students can afford tudors as well as taking it multiple times to superscore. To the above point though, the differences in grading practices even between schools in the same district is wild; our high school is consistently ranked #1 or #2 in our district for math, another school though had a higher percentage of As in their Algebra 1 courses, yet when test results came back it showed that school as dead last, so a double whammy of grade inflation and worse performance.
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