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As always .. the new product comes first, the proof that its as good as the old product will be created later.
ACT gets shorter by a third. Where is the data that the new version correlates with any kind of college success? Universities need to start scrutinizing what they’re being sold
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Dear people,
That institution is not your friend or family.
They see a resource in you they can extract value from . Act accordingly.
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Your good news today!
My friends @ShereemHB and @TFIELDS013 have had the second edition of their great guide debut as #1 on Amazon!
It's a great read for all families considering college.
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College admissions have never been a level playing field. But when it comes to which factor gives applicants a bigger leg up at top colleges, legacy admissions wins over race and ethnicity. @edtrust explains how. edtrust.org/p/61618
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Tonight, our #CRTSS23 plenary features Robin D.G. Kelley @akilbello @ninaturner @timjacobwise and #AAPF cofounder Luke Harris. They'll discuss anti-Black racism on the left, and how it weakened the racial reckoning after #GeorgeFloyd’s murder. bit.ly/AAPF_CRTSS_23
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NO TOP BLACK ATHLETE should consider attending Texas A&M and signing a letter of intent until they fix the mess they created ... REMOVE THEM FROM YOUR LIST!
FULL VIDEO 👉🏾 Roland calls on Black athletes to boycott TAMU over treatment of Black journalist👉🏾ow.ly/BtX150P9BcT
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She’s 18. She got accepted to several universities. She picked Morgan State to study mechanical engineering. She vanished last Monday, June 5th. She’s now missed her prom. She missed her Motivation High School graduation Friday. Her name is Shalayla Porter. 1/2
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FYI those of you worrying about how hard it is to get into college...
77%+ get into their first choice (2018)
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In case @bethanyshondark (or anybody else) actually wants to know what “woke” really means vs. what it has been turned into. #UnitedShades
h/t @michaelharriot
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Why is @collegeboard silent on Florida's Don't Say Black (h/t @ritchietorres).
One would think that an organization that is so excited to tout its AP program would have a very public statement to make.
@BerniceKing @rexchapman @jnelsonldf @nhannahjones @SRuhle @QasimRashid
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A gentle reminder to myself that my research is an act of liberation and that I am worthy of such freedom.
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Happy Friday, y’all!
As we bring #BannedBooksWeek2022 to a close, I leave you with this.
link in bio ⬆️. #bydhttmwfi
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This Banned Books Week, I hope you’ll take a moment to appreciate the stories that need to be told. And I hope you’ll join me in reminding anyone who will listen—and even those who won’t—that the free, robust exchange of ideas has always been at the heart of American democracy.
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The falcon spirit is taking flight because Giving Day is finally here! Make your gift before midnight to be one of the 300 donors that help us secure a $150,000 challenge gift for Riverdale. Visit riverdale.edu/givingday22 to check our progress and make your donation! #give4riv
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Riverdale Country School sends our congratulations to Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson! #KBJconfirmed
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College Board: The shorter computer-based SAT is exactly point for point equal to the longer paper test because we put it on the same 1600 scale.
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Anyone remember the last time the College Board was excited about technology leveling the playing field and solving racism?
how did that go?
I expect the same from the dSAT/iSAT/eSAT
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Social Impact Week begins! To honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., students in all divisions participated in virtual assemblies. Students created text panels for a community quilt guided by the question “What do you dream or hope for in our world or community?”
