seldom is the question asked: is the sat too hard?

[Aske]

http://www.time.com/time/...le/0,8599,1836111,00.html

[Aske]

NSFW

[stroh]

Unpossible!

You should see this years recruited class at The U of M!!

Save this guy, the quarterback that got caught.

[Fuzzy]

Move to Minnesota Aske:

http://www.startribune.co..._Yyc:aULPQL7PQLanchO7DiUl

The number of students taking Advanced Placement tests in Minnesota has increased, as well as the number of students getting scores worthy of college credit.

According to information released Tuesday by the Minnesota Department of Education and the Minnesota Office of Higher Education, there was a 6 percent increase in the number of Minnesota students taking AP tests, which are tests students take at the end of an AP course in order to be eligible for college credit. There were 27,605 test takers who took 44,281 subject area exams during the 2007-08 school year.

There was an almost 8 percent increase in the number of tests that garnered a score of at least three out of five, meaning that 28,138 of the tests could be used by colleges to award credit to entering students.

Minnesota students in the Class of 2008 also performed above the national average on the SAT, which is taken by fewer than 10 percent of Minnesota high school graduates because it's mostly used to apply to colleges on the East or West Coast.

The above applied to me. I took the ACT and skipped the SAT.

 

[Aske]

Move to Minnesota Aske:

http://www.startribune.co..._Yyc:aULPQL7PQLanchO7DiUl

The number of students taking Advanced Placement tests in Minnesota has increased, as well as the number of students getting scores worthy of college credit.

According to information released Tuesday by the Minnesota Department of Education and the Minnesota Office of Higher Education, there was a 6 percent increase in the number of Minnesota students taking AP tests, which are tests students take at the end of an AP course in order to be eligible for college credit. There were 27,605 test takers who took 44,281 subject area exams during the 2007-08 school year.

There was an almost 8 percent increase in the number of tests that garnered a score of at least three out of five, meaning that 28,138 of the tests could be used by colleges to award credit to entering students.

Minnesota students in the Class of 2008 also performed above the national average on the SAT, which is taken by fewer than 10 percent of Minnesota high school graduates because it's mostly used to apply to colleges on the East or West Coast.

The above applied to me. I took the ACT and skipped the SAT.

 

That's awesome. just the SAT and a ton of AP courses for me