Throughout their years in high school, students carry anxiety and heavy burden on their backs over the supposedly, most important test of their life time, the SAT. The test is known as “America’s oldest and most widely used college entrance exam. It is composed of two sections, Verbal and Math, each scored on a 200-800 point scale. The test questions are almost exclusively multiple-choice…” as stated in article, “Gender Bias in College Admissions Tests”. …showed first 75 words of 1017 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1017 total…and prepare for the SAT’s in their tight schedule. This is unfair to the students because they are preparing for a test that has little meaning. It only measures how well they test and predicts how well they will do in college, which is not a very good prediction at all. In a way, it does not show anything about the student but rather represents the student as a numbered score used for judgment.