Standardized Test Score Analysis

For generations, students have been granted access to undergraduate universities, medical schools, and law schools relying on practically one thing: Standardized Test Scores. These tests have given students the credentials necessary to even be considered to have access to utilize the magnificent opportunities humanity has conceived over the short period of our history. Academic institutions often do look at extracurricular activities and other similar entities, but when the day is done a standardized test score is one’s key to enter these institutions. On paper this sounds wonderful. A purely quantitative reading of one’s intelligence will make the screening process simple. The only issue with this is everything. High School students often …show more content…
Now a junior in at Denfeld High School, He was born and raised in Duluth, Minnesota where he lived there with his loving mother and father and his younger two sisters. They lived in a quaint and quiet part of town in a modest sized home. His younger sisters Molly and Laura shared a room, but Jonathan had convinced his parents to let him have his own room so he could use the space to put his desk. Jonathan had always had a knack for business his whole life. Since he was young he would always try to make a quick buck whether it was his oddly large lemonade operation when he was in elementary school or his neighborhood wide lawn care business in middle school. Jonathan was in his junior year at Denfeld High and had just begun the treacherous search for the right college. Coming from a family with a relatively median income, his options for schooling weren’t extensive, but he did have enough financial backing to be able to look around at out of state options. Both of Jonathan’s parents’ graduated from the University of Wisconsin. That’s where both of them met and fell in love, and they vouch for their alma mater extensively. Jonathan grew up wearing Badger red and his house is draped in it color every football season. His other major selection is the instate option of the University of Minnesota. Growing up in Duluth, he only lived about two hours away from Minneapolis. He knew that most of his friends would end up going here as it was in the state and close by. As this decision making process went on Jonathan began to lean heavily toward Wisconsin however. He realized that the business college there was exactly what he had been looking for. Now all he had to do was get