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The College Board is racing to protect its testing monopoly

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Nobody in their right mind would ever tell you they enjoyed taking the SAT. At the peak of our high school years, we were forced to spend nearly four hours on a Saturday locked in a classroom for a stress-inducing test that exists for one single purpose: getting into college.

Don’t get me wrong, taking the SAT is a milestone on the road to graduating high school. However, this test, along with the ACT, has been given an oversized role in the formulation of high school curricula.

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