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Interesting, and good to know! But wouldn't you say that students are better off not submitting their scores if they scored low on the tests? Only given a suffi
by felideon 4y ago
Interesting, and good to know! But wouldn't you say that students are better off not submitting their scores if they scored low on the tests? Only given a sufficiently high enough score does it become a "nothing to lose" situation.
Unless the issue is students just don't want to take the test to begin with.
- WBrentWilliams 4y agoI'm saying that you can be admitted without test scores. You leave money on the table when negotiating the bill when you do not take the test. Opting not to take the test could be an optimum strategy if you already know that the offered awards will not apply to you.