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BlueVeins · 22-25
Good:
-It can help get you into the college you want if you do well.
-It's good practice for tough exams you'll take in higher education.
-It can diagnose weaknesses for you to correct.
Bad:
-It costs money.
-There's a time committment.
-It quantifies your academic prowess and encourages comparison, which can be unhealthy if you're sensitive.
-It can help get you into the college you want if you do well.
-It's good practice for tough exams you'll take in higher education.
-It can diagnose weaknesses for you to correct.
Bad:
-It costs money.
-There's a time committment.
-It quantifies your academic prowess and encourages comparison, which can be unhealthy if you're sensitive.
SW-User
@BlueVeins Couldn't agree more. Unfortunately, no matter how much we dislike it, we still have to take it for our dream school. I hate when everything set up that way.
BlueVeins · 22-25
@SW-User Eh, it's a very rational setup. Colleges have no other foolproof way of accounting for grade inflation and low-quality extracurriculars.
SW-User
@BlueVeins It is a very rational setup, that's true. It is a fair setup, but useless in some way.
Well, in general, nothing is free. We all have to go through something in order to achieve something.
Well, in general, nothing is free. We all have to go through something in order to achieve something.