Every year, thousands of hundreds students all around the world are taking SAT or ACT tests as a part of their application packets. ... In 2010, "There are more than 400 colleges that don't require submission of SAT or ACT test scores. ... This phenomenon suggested that SAT and ACT tests are not as critical as they did before in admission process, which also backs that SAT and ACT tests are not a good indicator of university success. ... Actually, those tests cannot predict students' performance in colleges, but to some extend they are a measure of how well one prepare for that parti...

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For example, a student who is an Education major may concentrate in English to prepare him/her to be a high school English teacher. ... Also known as the Buckley Amendment, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 was enacted to prevent perceived abuses to student privacy. ... DAT Dental Aptitude Test - Dental School GMAT Graduate Management Admissions Test - Masters in Business GRE General Records Examination - Liberal Arts including Psychology MCAT Medical College Admissions Test - Medical School LSAT Law School Admissions Test - Law School What is the Grade Poin...

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I never enjoyed my work, and rarely remembered what I "learned" after taking the test, and never really understood the big-picture ideas. ... These are represented in Phoenix Online tutorials that put you in a scenario and lets you act it out, while still maintaining the structure and main points to the lesson. ... Academic integrity could be violated by many things from stealing someone else's paper, to cheating on a test or assignment, to allowing or helping someone else to do these things. ... Conclusion Following all of these guidelines and using all of the resources will not only...

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Though one can learn practical knowledge in the classroom (for instance, one can be taught that racism still does exist) the classroom does not provide the student with the ability to act on that knowledge. ... For whatever reason, college life does not prepare the student for the enormous amount of paperwork that he or she will have to deal with in the office. ... With so many "knowns" how are students supposed to prepare for the unknown? ...

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