College plans hinge on SAT
The SAT, long viewed as measuring innate aptitude, faces new scrutiny as evidence grows that short-term coaching can lift scores by 50 to 100 points. The FTC found claims of coaching programs justified, noting students may gain significantly from seminars and guides, affecting college admissions outcomes.
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1982 SAT Scores Rise for First Time in 19 Years
The College Board reported in 1982 that national average SAT scores increased for the first time since 1963. Verbal rose from 424 to 426, math from 466 to 467, with about 1 million of 3 million seniors taking the test. Ohio averages were 456 verbal and 502 math.
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