Colleges all over America have decided to raise the amount of standardized tests that are required to be considered to be accepted into their college. "Getting good grades in school, taking challenging classes, being in hundreds of clubs, working and doing hours of community service as well as takin...
It was introduced by the president of Harvard University, James Bryant Conant, and the head of ETS (Educational Testing Service), Henry Chauncey. ... Claude Steele, a professor of psychology at Stanford University has imparted another way to account for it. ... On the other hand, if you are a student coming from an affluent household, whose parents can afford the best private tutoring available and provide with as many opportunities necessary to do well on the test, then you will obviously have a greater chance of being accepted to a prestigious university, or at least have more options when...
