<p>This situation is absolutely ridiculous for those who DIDN’T cheat, especially for seniors whose October scores may be their only shot at college! Mind you, we cannot take the SAT I in November anymore, at least not in Korea, so cancellation of the October 2013 test, should it really happen, would be an absolute nightmare for many seniors if College Board does not give some type of retest. </p>
<p>I think what is more likely to happen is that College Board will deny any responsibility in the matter and double the test-taking fees only for Korean students so that they can least extract a massive profit from this fiasco. In the end, it’s always about money and business!</p>
<p>And no, the academies are not being penalized much, if indeed any punishments are being meted out at all! If you look at the 6 academies that were investigated and charged with leaking illegal test questions in May, every single one of those academies is still up and running and has become even more popular amongst parents and students. Perhaps they were given orders to shut down or were fined, but I guarantee you that NOBODY who got caught cheating went to jail!</p>
<p>WHAT AN ABSOLUTE FIASCO!</p>