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11by Beilock, Sian Published in Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) (11.03.2016)
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12by Michael N. Bastedo Ozan Jaquette Published in Educational evaluation and policy analysis (01.09.2011)“...The increasing concentration of wealthy students at highly selective colleges is widely perceived, but few analyses examine the underlying dynamics of higher...”
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13“...Cross-national research finds that "shadow education" educational activities outside of formal schooling-tends to confer advantages on already privileged...”
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14by Hafalir, Isa E Hakimov, Rustamdjan Kübler, Dorothea Kurino, Morimitsu Published in Journal of economic theory (01.07.2018)“...We study a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students' efforts in entrance exams. Students' ability levels affect the...”
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15by Andrew S. Belasco Kelly O. Rosinger James C. Hearn Published in Educational evaluation and policy analysis (01.06.2015)“...The test-optional movement in the United States emerged largely in response to criticism of standardized admissions tests as inadequate and potentially biased...”
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16by Hoxby, Caroline Minter Avery, Christopher Published in Brookings papers on economic activity (2013)“...We show that the vast majority of low-income high achievers do not apply to any selective college. This is despite the fact that selective institutions...”
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17Efficacy Versus Equity: What Happens When States Tinker With College Admissions in a Race-Blind Era?by Sandra E. Black Kalena E. Cortes Jane Arnold Lincove Published in Educational evaluation and policy analysis (01.06.2016)“...We investigate the efficacy and equity of college admissions criteria by estimating the effect of multiple measures of college readiness on college performance...”
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19by Hoxby, Caroline Minter Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (2009)“...Over the past few decades, the average college has not become more selective: the reverse is true, though not dramatically. People who believe that college...”
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