^ first, if it were enough to use Khan Academy for merit- or Ivy -worthy scores, you’d be out of business Plotinus.
Second, most lower income kids in lower performing (urban or rural) don’t even know the tests exist or that they’re supposed to prepare for them or that Khan exists. Not to mention all the kids who live in ACT states.
I agree that some of the new decisions on the test are, to say the least, curious.
Also, I’m wondering why ell’s don’t get extended time to even out the playing field, when every problem you can think of is accommodated.