Here’s how the College Board can fix the SAT without intersectional nonsense

Published May 17, 2019 5:12pm ET



Once again, College Board has attempted to rectify the fairness of the SAT, this time with the introduction of an “adversity score,” which is supposed to contextualize the social and economic backgrounds of individual test-takers.

That’s the headline you’re seeing. The reality is that the College Board continues to refuse to face the fact that it’s their oligarchic control of the college testing market and the structure of the SAT itself are the problems.

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