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Old 11-24-2007, 09:37 PM
luckyme luckyme is offline
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Default Re: relationship between SAT scores and intelligence?

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I also think that there are also clear exceptions to the generalization, which is the main point I have been making. The exceptions are those students who do very well at a less heralded institution, and whose actual performance would translate well into any Ivy League type setting, but who are then penalized both for not having attended an Ivy league school, and for having their comparable GPA devalued for that fact alone. If I understand David's view, he doesn't see this as a reasonable possibility.

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Exceptions for individual students sounds different than the original --

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There are many colleges that are not "Ivy League level" at which it is harder to succeed academically than at Ivy League institutions.

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or was that a point or two ago ?
sorry if I jumped one, luckyme
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