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Subject: Re: How Can You Map a School or Conference AI Distribution without All the Test Scores?

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Son of Eli

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Date Posted: 06:49:16 10/20/25 Mon
In reply to: An Observer 's message, "How Can You Map a School or Conference AI Distribution without All the Test Scores?" on 22:42:31 10/19/25 Sun

You’re assuming standardized test scores are still included in a school’s AI calculations when they are optional. Are you sure of that? I would think to accurately calculate AI you would need to have the same inputs for all students.

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Author: An Observer [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:13:18 10/20/25 Mon SoE, your point is exactly my point, namely, "to accurately calculate AI, you would need to have the same inputs for all students." And yes, standardized test scores ARE still 2/3 of the AI calculation for students, even when some applicants do not supply those same scores. That's my point -- and yours.