Such a move would mean I would never have been admitted to university, and I don't think I'm alone. I graduated third from the bottom of my class from High Sch

Such a move would mean I would never have been admitted to university, and I don't think I'm alone. I graduated third from the bottom of my class from High School and had enormous difficulties with a school system that was adversarial to me throughout my childhood. In my public elementary school my principal deceived state officials to try to put me into special ed. She was admonished after it was revealed she hid my Iowa standardized test scores from state officials. In my public high school, my teachers and administrators were given my elementary school file and treated me similarly. I was forbidden from taking AP classes or even taking the exams with self study. After I graduated, my high school refused to release a copy of my file to me, saying they had destroyed it mere weeks after I received my diploma. Standardized tests were the one opportunity I had to demonstrate I didn't fit my grade point average or what I'm sure would have been derogatory information provided by my public school to any university I applied to.