After June 1, 2002, Score Choice will be removed from the Scholastic Apptitude Test Twos. Score Choice was used to give students a choice to hold back scores from colleges if they felt that they did not do as well as they hoped. For this reason, Scholastic Apptitude Test Twos were very popular amongst students in previous years. Students were given the chance to show colleges their abilities in certain subjects without having the pressure on their backs. However, once Score Choice is removed more stress will be added onto high school students, who will now have to worry equally about the Scholastic Apptitude Test One and Twos. This change in the Educational Testing Service\'s policy is also very abrupt, and if implemented will be very dramatic to sophomore and juniors of this year who have to suddenly adapt to this change. Please sign this petition to help out.
The feedback from students across the country underscores the immense pressure this policy shift creates for those already navigating a demanding academic environment. I am currently compiling your accounts to present a formal request for a meeting with the Educational Testing Service leadership regarding these sudden changes.
March 9, 2003
The momentum generated by this petition confirms that many individuals recognize the unfair burden this testing policy change places on students. Your collective participation brings necessary attention to the significant pressure current sophomores and juniors face.
Reached 100 supporters
March 9, 2003
6 Comments
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Emily Gutierrez
24 years ago
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My guidance counselor told us this was an option and now they just pull the rug out from under us. Not cool.
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Mike Kim
24 years ago
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Total BS. They just want more money for people to retake the test. Leave it alone.
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Jessica Verma
24 years ago
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This is completely unfair. We already have enough pressure with regular SATs and junior year is hard enough as it is.
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Sarah Sandoval
24 years ago
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Please dont take this away. I really need to be able to hide my subject test scores if I mess up.
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David Iyer
24 years ago
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SO STUPID. Why change the rules in the middle of everything???
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Brian Jenkins
24 years ago
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College admissions are competitive enough. Stop adding more stress to students.
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After June 1, 2002, Score Choice will be removed from the Scholastic Apptitude Test Twos. Score Choice was used to give students a choice to hold back scores from colleges if they felt that they did not do as well as they hoped. For this reason, Scholastic Apptitude Test Twos were very popular amongst students in previous years. Students were given the chance to show colleges their abilities in certain subjects without having the pressure on their backs. However, once Score Choice is removed more stress will be added onto high school students, who will now have to worry equally about the Scholastic Apptitude Test One and Twos. This change in the Educational Testing Service\'s policy is also very abrupt, and if implemented will be very dramatic to sophomore and juniors of this year who have to suddenly adapt to this change. Please sign this petition to help out.
The feedback from students across the country underscores the immense pressure this policy shift creates for those already navigating a demanding academic environment. I am currently compiling your accounts to present a formal request for a meeting with the Educational Testing Service leadership regarding these sudden changes.
March 9, 2003
The momentum generated by this petition confirms that many individuals recognize the unfair burden this testing policy change places on students. Your collective participation brings necessary attention to the significant pressure current sophomores and juniors face.
Reached 100 supporters
March 9, 2003
6 Comments
E
Emily Gutierrez
24 years ago
Featured
My guidance counselor told us this was an option and now they just pull the rug out from under us. Not cool.
M
Mike Kim
24 years ago
Featured
Total BS. They just want more money for people to retake the test. Leave it alone.
J
Jessica Verma
24 years ago
Featured
This is completely unfair. We already have enough pressure with regular SATs and junior year is hard enough as it is.
S
Sarah Sandoval
24 years ago
Featured
Please dont take this away. I really need to be able to hide my subject test scores if I mess up.
D
David Iyer
24 years ago
Featured
SO STUPID. Why change the rules in the middle of everything???
B
Brian Jenkins
24 years ago
Featured
College admissions are competitive enough. Stop adding more stress to students.
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My guidance counselor told us this was an option and now they just pull the rug out from under us. Not cool.