The College Board will no longer make public data on race and the scores of those who take Advanced Placement exams. From Inside Higher Education:Ĭollege Board Will Not Make Public AP Data by Race You can take multiple tests, and it’s not uncommon nowadays for good students to take double digits of AP tests over their four years in high school.)Īnd the College Board is determined to maintain that state of happy ignorance. (Eyeballing this graph from a pre-covid from Higher Ed Data Stories, it looks like Asians earn about 25 times as many 5s (the highest score) on AP and whites about 10 times as many per capita as blacks. History haven’t been as controversial as its SAT college admission test, partly because nobody knows how big the racial gaps are.
The College Board’s Advanced Placement tests for high school students to earn college credit by taking a detailed test on a single subject such as Chemistry or U.S.
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