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    Standardized testing is the only easy way to evaluate a student against every other student in America, specifically regarding the ACT and the SAT. Rather than going the “easy” route, colleges should work on a new way to evaluate students for scholarships, other than giving them money because of how they performed on a test over the course of a couple of hours. Some wonder if a student from south-side Chicago, that has worked alone his entire life to get out of his neighborhood, should receive…

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    highest ranked in the US. Ivy League colleges, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, Yale and the University of Pennsylvania, are the highest ranked schools in America. These schools require people to have a combination of ACT, SAT I, and SAT II tests on their application to attend the University's. If the colleges that have extremely low acceptance rates for they want the best people to go there , and they require a past of standardized testing. This shows that the other…

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    without thinking, and learning to remain impartial was one of most important lesson to me. Progressing on to tenth grade, we fell into our place and found out how things worked. We began to get serious about our education, and worked on preparing for the SAT and ACT. We were on our way to completely half of our high school education, and we were comfortable with who we were becoming. During this time, we no longer had could use the same excuses we did as ninth graders because we were being held…

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    Standardized Assessment

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    Complete. Web.7 Oct. 2015. Summary & Evaluation: The SAT and ACT has become important measurements of students’ academic well-beings, and about 64% of the public universities has rated these standardised test scores as “very important” admissions criteria, because they believe that SAT and ACT are “objective” measures rather than “subjective” measures of student’s well-being in their first year of college. Critics on SAT generally focus on the bias SAT and ACT create, which is the…

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    and proved in Garette Jones’s paper “Are Smarter Groups More Cooperative? Evidence from Prisoner’s Dilemma Experiments, 1959-2003” is that the smarter the students (which is measured through their SAT and ACT scores), the better cooperation they will perform. Moreover, with every 100 increase in combined SAT points, the likelihood of people choose to cooperate become 5 percent higher. This experiment of researching the correlation between individual intelligence and rate of cooperation had been…

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    grade and beyond, such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) when the students entered 11th grade and the rate of which these students attended colleges. The researcher found that many…

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    meaning that I exceeded expectations. In addition, I was able to increase my SAT score and sat math score by 90 points. Originally when I took the SAT on May 7th of last year, I received a SAT score of 1180 with a SAT math score of 630. After retaking the SAT on October 1st, I received a composite score of 1270 with a math score of 720. My new composite score placed me in the 87th nationally representative percentile. My new sat math score placed me in the 97th nationally representative sample…

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    education needs to be more complex to prepare young adults for the real world and college, if it is considered. In this essay, I will prove that high school education is becoming useless by not preparing students for standardized end of course exams, SAT and ACT tests to get into college, and not preparing students for…

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    The Compass Test

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    process of the journey. The main points crucial for an acceptance are picking the right test whether it be the SAT or ACT, having to take the Compass test as a first year student, and deciding on a major and degree. First of all, one of the most important parts of admissions are the SAT or ACT. You have a choice of either one. The major difference between them is the areas of testing. The SAT contains only three sections reading, math, and writing and language. The ACT is sectioned into…

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    The fact that students’ achievement on tests such as SAT has stagnated is of no amazement to those most familiar with the testing environment. Students, often able to answer short multiple choice answers or write limited passages, therefor leading to success on state mandated exams are unable to answer complicated…

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