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Baylor Pays Students to Retake SAT for Rankings
Just a couple of weeks ago, the National Council for College Admissions Counseling issued a report calling on colleges to reduce the importance of standardized
October 1, 2008
Just a couple of weeks ago, the National Council for College Admissions Counseling issued a report calling on colleges to reduce the importance of standardized
The big show at last week’s conference of the National Association for College Admissions Counseling was a report by NACAC examining the role of SAT
The National Association for College Admissions Counseling is releasing a report this week to coincide with its national convention that questions the importance of standardized
It it no surprise whatsoever that black and brown students score lower on standardized tests than their white and yellow peers. This fact is one
The recent announcement by the College Board, the owner of the SAT test, to allow students who take the test two or more times to
Wake Forest, a small selective college in North Carolina, recently made the decision to allow applicants to not submit ACT or SAT scores. Thus Wake
Clients ask all the time whether they should take the ACT or the SAT tests to prepare for college. Here is what my colleague, Nancy