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> Where you go to school still greatly affects how well you are likely to do on standardised tests. Better schools can easily bump students up 2 or 3 grades com
by rendall 4y ago
> Where you go to school still greatly affects how well you are likely to do on standardised tests. Better schools can easily bump students up 2 or 3 grades compared to poorer schools...
Neither SAT nor ACT are measured in "grades", so it's not clear what you mean to say here.
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- nicoburns 4y agoGrades in the UK are based 10 percentage point increments if that helps.