Taking A Deep Dive Into the College Board’s New Adversity Score

collegemom9
Thu, 13 Jun 2019 12:53:21 +0000

@roethlisburger My son will be attending a top 20 school (well top 21 to be specific) and was in the top 25% of his class. He is neither rich nor an athlete. He is smart with an excellent GPA and scores. He just happens to attend a school where the majority of the kids are VERY smart. This is why our school no longer ranks. High schools are moving away from class rank because it tells so little about it’s students. The school profile gives much more information. Colleges are not going to start demanding that high schools go back to ranking its students.