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State SAT Averages

October 5th, 2006  |  Published in Fed Data

Sarah Rabil of the Daily Tar Heel analyzed state SAT averages, finding that “the percentage of students taking the SAT in a given state dramatically affects a state’s average score. Poverty levels also are an indicator of a state’s average performance on the test, the analysis shows. After taking out the effect that poverty and participation have on each state’s score, North Carolina ranks 16th in the nation - a jump of 22 positions from its unadjusted 2006 ranking.” The DTH received input from UNC professor Philip Meyer for its study.

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