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The Stanford Achievement Test provides a comparison of achievement to a national group on a sample of grade level curriculum. The purpose is to provide a comparative rank, the national percentile rank, to show how a single student performs compared to peers nationally. Group results are unstable for small groups of students, therefore, the Stanford better demonstrates group performance for large groups of students, several hundred or more.
Ãâó: www.lcsd.logan.k12.ut.us/signs/ii.htm
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is used by many private colleges as an entrance requirement and as a predictor of academic success. It is a three-hour, 45 minute test
Ãâó: www.hartdistrict.org/placerita/terms.htm
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Scholastic Achievement Test. Students take this test in the spring of their junior year in high school, in preparation for going to college. Most students take this exam in June, however, many students take the exam again in the fall of their senior year, because they were not satisfied with the score they received in June. There are two subjects tested, verbal skills and math skills. 1.8 million students take the SAT each year.
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Scholastic Aptitude Test, an admissions requirement for American universities only. SAT 1 has two parts, one on verbal skills and the second on math skills. SAT 2 covers specific subjects.
Ãâó: dept.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/acad/content/terms.html
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is an acronym used throughout this document to refer to the "simplified acquisition threshold," as defined in the FAR at 2.101.
Ãâó: www.dscp.dla.mil/contract/dgpa/dgpa02.htm
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