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(Disclaimer; I only read the non-paywalled preview). The argument is that the SAT/ACT is uniquely broken this year; including in the ability of applicants to t
by gizmo686 6y ago
(Disclaimer; I only read the non-paywalled preview).
The argument is that the SAT/ACT is uniquely broken this year; including in the ability of applicants to take the test. Even among the people who did take the test; circumstances are so weird this year that it would be difficult to interpret the results based on historic data; and the results would be relatively meaningless for future data.
With GPA, you can still see the pre-crisis grades of the students; as well as the historic performance of the school that provided those grades. These are signals that can be calibrated against historic data; and which admissions likely already uses.