1. The SATs: Out of Touch
... groups consistently score notably lower than do white students. Even blacks whose parents have the same level of education and income as a comparable sample of whites have, on average, scored 120 points lower on the test. (Cloud 42.) At every level of SAT scoring blacks earn ... skill that can be learned through coaching class. If a student can afford such coaching and instructional books, they will ultimately do better. Hundreds of the College Board's own statistics illustrate a nearly linear association between the family income and SAT scores. "Each rise in earnings (measured in $10,...
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