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Colleges obsess over rankings; students shrug
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It was a college, Baylor University, that paid students it had already accepted to retake the SAT exam in a transparent ploy to boost the average scores it could report. It's colleges that have awarded bonuses to presidents who lift their school a few ...
As colleges obsess over rankings, students shrugHouston Chronicle
Some colleges break rules to boost their ratingsChicago Sun-Times

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Digital DNA Takes on SAT Exam Cheating
SBWire (press release)
As New York lawmakers consider a bill that would make cheating on the SAT a felony, one company thinks it has the answer to thwarting testing fraud: the "digitalDNA™ ID." Stony Brook, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/03/2012 -- Residents of New York State, ...

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The Print: The perfect score
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Victor Alcorn of the New York Post Taking the SAT once is hard as it is; imagine taking it sixteen times. If you were told you'd get paid up to $2500 for each test you took, would you still mind? Sam Eshaghoff certainly did not.



Digital DNA takes on SAT Exam Cheating
openPR (press release)
(openPR) - As New York lawmakers consider a bill that would make cheating on the SAT a felony, one company thinks it has the answer to thwarting testing fraud: the "digitalDNA™ ID." Stony Brook, NY - (February 03, 2011) -- Residents of New York State, ...



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The Study Hall Offers 3 Ways to Prepare for the SAT
VillageSoup Belfast
By The Study Hall | Feb 06, 2012 ALL Juniors in the state who attend a public high school are required to take the SATs on May 5, 2012. Many Junior will opt to take the March 10th test as a practice run. The SAT is a standardized test that most ...

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Claremont McKenna College under fire for SAT cheating scandal
Los Angeles Times
Claremont McKenna College is under fire for exaggerating the collective SAT exam scores of incoming freshman classes for the last six years, boosting statistics used for national school rankings. A senior official in the school's admissions office has ...
Claremont McKenna Says College Official Inflated SAT ScoresBusinessWeek
Claremont McKenna College admits to SAT-score inflationGlobalPost
College Administrator Resigns Over Fake SAT ScoresABC News

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It's Test Prep Time: "SAT Angels" Donate Supplies and Study to High School ...
SBWire (press release)
It's “SAT Crunch Time” and there are many high school students who may be at a disadvantage when taking important college entrance exams. Graph It Forward Today (GIFT), a new nonprofit founded by a renowned test prep author and expert with a team of ...

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School Choice Produces Superior Results
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A recent study proved that home-schooled kids score dramatically higher on SAT exams. There is no one answer for solving the public education crisis. Our choice of home-schooling combined mom, dad, and retired teachers as tutors.

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Students tutoring peers for test day
Tbo.com
Students who fall short get several opportunities to retake those exams, including another one coming up in April. There is another option, though. If students score well on the ACT or SAT exams that they take for college admissions, ...

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Los Angeles Times

When colleges cheat
Los Angeles Times
High school students prepare for the SAT exam. (Los Angeles Times) Society trusts teachers and school administrators to deliver a lesson arguably more important than reading and math: Cheating is not only forbidden but dishonorable.
Claremont McKenna Says Official Inflated SATsBloomberg
Claremont McKenna College probed for inflating SAT scoresabc7.com
US college ratings game set for shakeupChicago Tribune

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