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The (SAT) is a test which measures, at the risk of being patronizing, scholastic aptitude. For those very few colleges which still care about admissions, the SAT is often used to determine which students have the aptitude to survive a legitimate college program.<\/p>\n
No, it\u2019s not a perfect test by any means, but with the massive cheating and grade inflation going in our public school system, it\u2019s a useful tool, a weak but objective measure of how well the student is suited to study.<\/p>\n
Objective tools get in the way of power and wealth accumulation, and must be destroyed:<\/p>\n
The SAT will assign a new score that factors in where you live and the crime level in your neighborhood<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Um\u2026no? The whole point of the test is to measure the student, not the neighborhood the student comes from\u2014or perhaps where the student claims<\/em> to come from. The possibility there for \u201cracing to the bottom\u201d in student origin shouldn\u2019t be overlooked, as it\u2019ll be much easier to claim to be in a bad neighborhood than to study hard for months, after all.<\/p>\n Why should \u201cwhere you live?\u201d and \u201ccrime level\u201d be on the test? I mean, if you have that information already, just make it another part of admissions. As I pointed out above, the test is called the Scholastic Aptitude Test, not the Stupid Adversity Test\u2026but the latter is what it will be now.<\/p>\n How did this madness even get remotely on the table? Why aren\u2019t campuses completely outraged at this debasement of a test which has worked well enough for decades?<\/p>\n It\u2019s easy enough to explain. Our campuses basically operate on the principle of edu-fascism, the merger of administrative and ideological interests. The administrative caste only wants growth, and anything which will allow a workaround of admissions restrictions is approved of by them. The ideological interests, of course, are fascinated with virtue-signaling.<\/p>\n And so they both applaud their cooperation with this horrible evil thing they are doing. Evil? Yes, evil. Let me count the ways:<\/p>\n First, this is evil because it\u2019s hurting kids. The kids who get on campus because of a murder on their block instead of study are going to get creamed when they walk into a college course on a legitimate campus, and probably drop out after a semester or two of being some place where they shouldn\u2019t be. Just as a lightweight boxer has no business going into the ring with a heavyweight but can have a fine career within their weight class, these kids would probably do much better on a campus more suited to their needs. Why do that to them? If the edu-fascists cared about the kids, they wouldn\u2019t encourage this at all.<\/p>\n Second, this is evil because it\u2019s putting the kids into debt slavery. They won\u2019t simply leave college after wasting a year of their lives, they\u2019ll leave with $10,000 or so of inescapable debt, possibly much more. It\u2019s evil and cruel to do this to them\u2026but edu-fascists don\u2019t care.<\/p>\n Third, this is evil because it hurts the actually apt students on campus. The slow students will absolutely slow the class down\u2026why should these innocent students who actually studied to come on campus be penalized? It\u2019s evil to punish the innocent like this.<\/p>\n Fourth, this is evil because it harms the alumni. The influx of unqualified students will invariable lead to a reduction in standards, in turn leading to a reduction in value of the degrees the alumni earned when the SAT was legitimate. Again, punishing the innocent is evil.<\/p>\n I could go on with discussing how this affects the faculty, who will see their tireless work of preserving the schools against the plundering edu-fascists undermined at the core level by the SAT, or how this affects the parents who worked hard to get their kids to study, or how this cheats the people who made donations to what they thought was a legit school, or how this cheats all the kids who studied hard to do well on the SAT\u2026you get the idea, any honest look at this change to the SAT would lead to condemnation as quintessential evil, but there will be none of that from the edu-fascists, who only care about money and power, or power and money, depending on whether we\u2019re talking about admin or ideologues.<\/p>\n \u201c\u2026comes amid heightened scrutiny that colleges are facing over the admissions process and the diversity of their student bodies\u2026.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n The most relevant scrutiny is how the admissions process is corrupted; the change to the SAT will simply allow for greater corruption. How incompetent must our leaders be to respond to corruption by adding to the corruption?<\/p>\n \u201cDiversity\u201d is not a concern, and never should be at a university, which was built to support education and research. That said, Diversity as a goal could be justified if there was some research indicating Diversity somehow helped to achieve those goals. Seeing as, so far, every change to university policies to \u201cincrease diversity\u201d has caused the institutions to further turn away from their explicit goals, I doubt such research will ever be produced.<\/p>\n Nobody in control cares if there\u2019s no evidence supporting it, and common sense destroys it, as more Diversity allows more student loan money to flow into edu-fascists pockets, so it always must be improved.<\/p>\n Students are scored on a scale of 1 to 100 based on data from records like the US census and the National Center for Education Statistics. According to the College Board, a score of 50 would be considered average, while a number above 50 indicates more hardship.<\/em><\/p>\n The score takes into account information from the student’s background, but it does not include race.<\/em><\/p>\n Au contraire! This will have everything to do with race. I promise the gentle reader, if this change becomes fully accepted, whites will assuredly score lower on this scale. White privilege, you see, so a white growing up in a crime-ridden neighborhood will still not endure as much hardship as a non-white (by this I mean not Asian as well, they\u2019ll also get penalized for their ethnicity) in the same neighborhood.<\/p>\n Nobody is stupid enough to believe that last line, and the people pushing it know it. If race isn\u2019t a factor, how could this change possibly help Diversity? And thus I casually destroy the claim that the change isn\u2019t about race.<\/p>\n Colleges will be able to see the number when considering applicants, but students themselves won’t be told their scores.<\/em><\/p>\n I reiterate that this change will increase the corruption in admissions, not reduce it. Why else would they make this new fudge-factor number secret?<\/p>\n Asian students are upset because it\u2019s become painfully obvious they\u2019ve been discriminated against, to the point that they need higher test scores than \u201cnon-Asians\u201d to get into top schools. The associated lawsuits are likely to work because those test scores are known by the Asians, proving their case.<\/p>\n This new system will allow for secret<\/strong> discrimination. Good luck with a lawsuit, now.<\/p>\n Jeremiah Quinlan, the school’s dean of undergraduate admissions, told the Wall Street Journal that Yale has nearly doubled the number of low-income students and those who are first in their families to attend college to about 20% of new students.<\/em><\/p>\n “This (adversity score) is literally affecting every application we look at,” Quinlan told the Journal. “It has been a part of the success story to help diversify our freshman class.”<\/em><\/p>\n –the gentle reader should note how the admin\u2019s title is very nearly twice as long as his name, and thus he should be fired immediately as per my guidelines for reducing excess administrators on our campuses. Yes, that guideline is capricious and I further capriciously applied it, but seeing as these people advocate for capricious admissions guidelines, it\u2019s certainly fair.<\/em><\/p>\n Note carefully how \u201c\u2026help diversify our\u2026class\u201d once again simply assumes such diversification is a good thing, will help Harvard to better reach its goals of education and research by destroying them. Again I ask for a study showing that making the SAT bogus is going to help.<\/p>\n I should also point out that tests like the SAT have been testing on strange things, the better to represent the indoctrination going on in our public school system. I don’t comment much on what’s going on in our public schools, so I’ll let a friend describe it:<\/p>\n History is written by the victors…and the “victors” in academia are the SJWs…and thus, the new version of “history” will be their own.<\/em><\/p>\n \u2026.Last month, a buddy’s high school daughter was panicking about her upcoming AP History exam\u2026.My buddy is upset because he’s flipped through her book and its full of “modern” biases, coy wordings and outright inaccuracies. It isn’t a high school history text. It’s an indoctrination manual. But here’s the rub. In order for his daughter to excel in her AP class, she must memorize these “new truths” and regurgitate them back to her SJW teachers and on her AP exam.<\/em><\/p>\n \u2026If you love history or literature, you should covet the old texts while they still exist\u2026<\/em><\/p>\n —“Robert, an ex-teacher in California, 10 years in special education”<\/em><\/p>\n Just as in the 2016, the Left controlled the media, the schools, the internet, and social media, and still couldn\u2019t win the election, leading to the massive \u201cTrump-Russia hoax\u201d and general mass insanity rather than just face the reality of a lost election, we\u2019re seeing the same thing in our schools.<\/p>\n Despite the warping of \u201chistory,\u201d the debasement of education in our schools to the point that our typical high school graduates read at the 7th grade level\u2026they can\u2019t accept the reality that not all people do all things with all the same ability. Rather than face reality, they\u2019ll insert insanity into the SAT. What will happen here is what has happened with everything else they touch: it gets destroyed as people walk away. The SAT was the premier college entrance exam, but I strongly suspect that will not be the case in just a few years.<\/p>\n www.professorconfess.blogspot.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"