The New Sat Score Policy: Tiny Loophole, Big Shock?

摘要

No. 2 pencils ready? Today's question: will the College Board's new Score Choice policy for the SAT, which lets students hide bad scores in their College Board records from universities, (a) lower anxiety for high-school students; (b) raise anxiety for some when they discover that a loophole allows admissions offices to overridethe policy; or (c) infuriate some colleges? The answer is all of the above-and the already pressurized universe of students, colleges and helicopter parents is in turmoil over it.