do you consider the SAT a hard test?

Arachnotron
Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:25:55 +0000

It’s not that it’s a hard test. Without the time constraint, everyone would score upwards of 2000 on every try. But twenty minutes for certain sections seems unreasonable. Seriously, who cares if we can do a math problem thirty seconds faster than someone else? Will that make or break your academic experience at college?




No. Not everyone can get a 2000+ with no time limit; don’t delude yourself.
The idea’s to gauge ability. What better way to do so than to involve the axis of time?
No, but it gives colleges a standardized metric so they can choose who to accept or reject. They NEED a common yardstick. Why not use an IQ test?