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Old 03-17-2013, 07:28 AM
 
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Based on those reasonable numbers, that means it's actually strategic to go to a crap school where obtaining a 4.0 GPA is easier. That way, the only thing her kids have to worry about is the SAT. If majority of parents truly believe their kids actually retain what they learn in HS lolololol She think HS expensive, wait till her THREE kids go to college.
Mike you are missing one essential thing, to get a good score on the SAT you actually have to go to high school that will TEACH you something, or take a crap load of tutoring..so going to a good high school usually means better SAT scores. You may slack off in a crap school and get high GPA but that won't help you come SAT time...
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