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If this score is to replace the current college admission weighting, wouldn’t it be logical for it to have the same opacity from the student ? Correct me if I’
by hrktb 7y ago
If this score is to replace the current college admission weighting, wouldn’t it be logical for it to have the same opacity from the student ?
Correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think students get to check their college admission evaluation results.
- daseiner1 7y agoYou're aware of your SAT scores, you're aware of your transcripts; you're aware of your essays and extra-curriculars; you aren't aware (or aren't supposed to be) of the content of your recommendation letters, but you can choose who you have write them. So sure, give this the same visibility as all of the above and make it visible to the student.
- hrktb 7y agoThe difference is these informations are produced or sourced by you, the extra 'adversity score', and what it replaces are external to you (and in this case it's not even personal) I see the issue with info circulating outside of your oversight that has impact on your life, I am just thinking they are basically keeping the status quo on this.