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The claim is that parental wealth influences SAT scores more than intelligence.
by devdas 6y ago
The claim is that parental wealth influences SAT scores more than intelligence.
- sova 6y agoIs that somehow related to being able to afford all the prep courses that are specifically for getting a high score on <insert standardized test acronym here>?
- ec109685 6y agoThat and attending better schools growing up.
- applecrazy 6y agoI think this is largely false, and I took the SAT about 3 years ago. My only prep was a $25 book and some free official practice tests. Managed to get a 95th percentile score on my second try. My family could have afforded prep courses, but I wanted to prove to myself that it could be done for much less (which it was).
- jdminhbg 6y agoIt's the claim, but it's not substantiated, it's just asserted.