The idea of a single number being used received wide criticism, with detractors saying it could be vulnerable to manipulation and that
College Board shouldn't even be collecting such background info.
Brent Davis, first vice chair, Keyano
College Board of Governors
The appropriate application of Classical Test Theory can help the
College Board create a fairer testing circumstance for all students, while helping admissions counselors make more careful and pragmatic decisions from test scores.
In 1973, at the age of 27, Sullivan became the youngest-ever trustee when he was elected Copiah County schools superintendent, which automatically made him a member of the Hinds Community
College board as well.
The
College Board runs a 30-hour training course to prep teachers to deliver the courses.
The above numbers are all published costs, sometimes known as the "sticker price." The
College Board also provides net prices, which may be more indicative of actual outlays by parents and students.
Earlier this fall, we released the "
College Board Guide to Implementing the Redesigned SAT," a valuable resource for higher education professionals who have specific questions about how the revised SAT scores will impact their campus.
And even though the increases across higher education outpaced inflation, the rates of increase were lower than those students saw five, 10 or 30 years ago, the
College Board said.
Cassidy Turley represented the
College Board in selling its nine-story, 65,303 s/f headquarters at 45 Columbus Avenue to Fordham University for $49.5 million.
Conservative education activists have expressed concerns that the new framework for the course issued by the
College Board, the organization that administers AP courses and exams that allow high school students to earn college credit, is based on Common Core curriculum.
However, that timetable has been effectively ripped up with the
college board's decision to end negotiations with preferred bidder FGP Consortium.