SATs go SJW - SATs will now contain secret 'adversity scores' 🚨🚨

reflechissez · 2019-05-19T02:26:52.046Z

TriggerWarning:

Kelby:

Lol, gonna go ahead and call BS on this.

Openly revealing confidential student information is just cause for termination.

In the 1980’s? Things were different back then. Like when one of our thirty something teachers married a senior girl two weeks after graduation and gave birth six months later (do the math) and no one batted an eye.

Right or wrong it was a different world.

We literally at graduation sat by by our class rank order. Granted I went to a small high school, my graduating class had 43 people in it, which maybe explains things.

Sounds like trump country.

AZslim · 2019-05-19T03:17:32.892Z

Stupid idea.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T03:20:12.810Z

So can anyone fill me in on the point of taking the SAT or ACT? Is that like for people who “can’t” afford college to get a scholarship or something?

Janet_Miller · 2019-05-19T11:42:13.966Z

It’s supposedly a test that determines potential fitness for college work. Most universities & colleges consider SAT/ACT—if I’m not mistaken, the latter exam includes more subjects than English & math—as well as difficulty of course work, grades, & extracurricular involvement as far as whether ir not they accept a potential student.

blueapplepaste · 2019-05-19T12:50:21.722Z

Of course there are outliers. But those are the outliers. The silver spoon kid never had to worry about going to be hungry. Never had to worry about how they were getting to school. Never had to worry about the gangs shooting up their house.

Give me a break. Those poor silver spoon kids.

Munimula1 · 2019-05-19T12:51:20.038Z

Race is not considered.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T14:53:15.627Z

Strange idea, but I suppose it has its merits. I got my AA from Columbia College, where getting in is as easy as enrolling (like every community college in the country), then completed my Bachelor’s of Mathematics from Missouri S&T.

I never took some silly aptitude test, I simply enrolled and maintained honors.

reflechissez · 2019-05-19T15:12:05.898Z

SixFoot:

Strange idea, but I suppose it has its merits. I got my AA from Columbia College, where getting in is as easy as enrolling (like every community college in the country), then completed my Bachelor’s of Mathematics from Missouri S&T.

I never took some silly aptitude test, I simply enrolled and maintained honors.

You may think the tests are silly, but your school requires them today.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T15:15:48.869Z

I graduated 18 months ago, genius. lol

reflechissez · 2019-05-19T15:18:42.009Z

SixFoot:

I graduated 18 months ago, genius. lol

So? The admissions requirements say they are required. They must be lying.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T15:19:15.863Z

Imagine that, you have no idea what you’re talking about.

7ranz · 2019-05-19T15:20:39.884Z

BonAppetit:

The left’s war on science and statistics continues.

SATs will now contain secret 'adversity scores': Students will be rated on deprivation and crime | Daily Mail Online

SAT scores will now have secret “adversity scores”, and will be given additional points for factors such as having English as a second language and being the child of a single parent, or living in an area with high crime.

Are you an Asian-American, born to parents who raised you speaking English, who worked hard to give you good educational opportunities? Too bad, because that “dreamer” who is a gang member and who was raised by a single mother now has a higher ‘adversity score’, meaning he will be taking your place!

America’s educational system has gone nuts, and now is now actively punishing people for having English as their native language or for having a mother and father.

lol. Knowing two languages is cheating!

reflechissez · 2019-05-19T15:34:16.813Z

SixFoot:

Imagine that, you have no idea what you’re talking about.

Somebody’s not telling the truth. Is it you or the school’s website? You said you transferred in. Of course you wouldn’t have been required to take the test. I’m not sure what your point is

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T15:50:47.830Z

If you’re having a hard time understanding how to transition from community college to a top-tier University with a higher education value than MIT, I’ll let you in on a little secret - smart people with good grades get into higher education easier than idiots begging for a scholarship. They also graduate with zero student loan debt.

The rest of the world apparently has to compete for the mediocre degrees.

reflechissez · 2019-05-19T15:56:21.845Z

SixFoot:

If you’re having a hard time understanding how to transition from community college to a top-tier University with a higher education value than MIT, I’ll let you in on a little secret - smart people with good grades get into higher education easier than idiots begging for a scholarship. They also graduate with zero student loan debt.

The rest of the world apparently has to compete for the mediocre degrees.

What does this have to do with whether the school has test requirements on their web page?

7ranz · 2019-05-19T15:56:58.529Z

SixFoot:

If you’re having a hard time understanding how to transition from community college to a top-tier University with a higher education value than MIT, I’ll let you in on a little secret - smart people with good grades get into higher education easier than idiots begging for a scholarship. They also graduate with zero student loan debt.

The rest of the world apparently has to compete for the mediocre degrees.

Nonsense. College is full of a bunch of air-headed dweebs who are only there because they feel they have to be. They’re just hitting another check-mark on the game of life.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T16:01:14.522Z

You’re the one who thinks she knows diddly squat about S&T from spending 30 seconds on their brochure, so what ever questions you have at this point are irrelevant. I suggest you try attending the University and get back to me.

reflechissez · 2019-05-19T16:02:05.205Z

SixFoot:

You’re the one who thinks she knows diddly squat about S&T from spending 30 seconds on their brochure, so what ever questions you have at this point are irrelevant. I suggest you try attending the University and get back to me.

You’re been reduced to flailing. Carry on.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T16:03:17.685Z

I agree with that during my AA classes. When I got focused on my major, it was more like uber-intelligent savants from India and China competing with average ol’ me.

I took a STEM course for my graduation. Average idiots don’t even pass their second Calculus class.

SixFoot · 2019-05-19T16:04:17.668Z

Sure thing there, philosophy major.