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If I understood the article correctly, the College Board will report the higher scores for those who were affected by lower scores, but not those who got higher scores.
Did everyone else read it that way?
While I understand the public relations of that, is it really fair since the higher scoring students may get spots in colleges over those who may really deserve them -- whether their scores were affected negatively or not?
That's a tough one.
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