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Originally posted by James
No one is really sure what it measures lol . . because there are different factors. Shrug. All they knew was that much like the SAT's there was a certain correlation between IQ and academic success. Probably your earliest IQ scores like in grade school are the most accurate indicators of "potential". But who knows? Its just something to do.
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SAT scores are linked to success your first year in college I believe. And I'd really like to know who it is that's not smart but has great social abilities to get where they are. I don't mean the people who pretty much inherit money, success, and fame/notoriety but the ones that end up making it. What do people consider a measure of intelligence? I think this is funny but maybe not really a topic for greeklife. Who knows.
And mathematical and science texts aren't just logical steps. If they are, you're taking joke classes. If I don't see another frigging proof for years I'll be happy because they pretty much tell you 1+1=2 and give you one defining statement at the end and expect you to come up with all the steps in between.
-Rudey
--And before you laugh, proving 1+1=2 was actually a page long assignment.