SAT_Fraud

SAT Fraud One-three-letter acronym has terrified high school students all over America for the past seventy-five years: SAT. This is one test that has mortified and terrified high school students beyond their wildest imaginations. It has been the one test that seems to hold the key to their entire futures, but should it' No. The SAT’s does not really test a person’s aptitude, but the way they can take this particular test. Students who do well on the SAT aren’t necessarily smart; they may just be good at manipulating the system. Some well known outstanding colleges have even begun to question the validity of using the SAT’s to measure the competency of a person applying to college. If the SAT’s measure a person’s intelligence, what does it say for the student who has a 3.9 GPA but a 750 SAT score' To measure persons aptitude on a single test is unreliable and unfair to say the least. Putting so much emphasis on a test that neither tests the knowledge or the mental competence of a person is a very crude manner of selecting college candidates. Ironically, even the College Board, which is sat, test, college, way, person, sat’s, person’s, measure, aptitude, take, one, student, single, should, particular, intelligence, atkinson, answer, time, system, suggested, student’s, students, smart, selecting, score, school, says, say, really, question, people, necessarily, much, measuring