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There’s actually another, simpler explanation: they’re doing exactly what they’re saying. Not releasing SAT scores of admitted students might mean that their e
by olsonjeffery 4y ago
There’s actually another, simpler explanation: they’re doing exactly what they’re saying.
Not releasing SAT scores of admitted students might mean that their experiments with “holistic” admission results in lower average SATs. Hence their de-emphasis of test scores.
- prepend 4y agoPerhaps, but that seems stupid as test scores are very useful for determining if someone will successfully complete college, and many other factors. If their goal is to de-emphasize SAT scores then they should be cool with releasing SAT scores to emphasize that their de-emphasis approach has changed the patterns in SAT.