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That works at Yale, but you'd actually expect this type of effect to deflate grades overall as higher and higher percentages of the country are going to college
by daveFNbuck 10y ago
That works at Yale, but you'd actually expect this type of effect to deflate grades overall as higher and higher percentages of the country are going to college.
- lordCarbonFiber 10y agoThat included a lovely hidden assumption that the population has some static or perhaps declining intelligence/academic motivation. Given the increase in student resources, as well as as rising trend in standardized test scores (SAT, ACT, etc) I'm inclined to dismiss the hypothesis.