<p>Using the Crab kid’s horrendous argument(s), couldn’t one also argue that SAT IIs are equally biased considering they are based on knowledge taught in school and some may teach it more indepth than others, and people can also purchase the SAT II practice/prep exams, making it at least as biased as the SAT. </p>
<p>For example, if my school doesn’t offer AP History and someone else’s does, doesn’t that person have an inherent advantage over me on that SAT II exam. Looks like the Math and Writing SAT IIs are the least biased ones, and I wouldd like to see a comparison between NYU and Berkeley on that.</p>
<p>Like you said, a 4.0 gpa at a ghetto school is nothing to be proud of. Perhaps someone here can dig up info. on the average SAT I and II’s at the high schools from which enrolled Berkeley students attended, to see if these gpas were earned or just handed out.</p>