I think we need to implement the admissions policy fully this fall and bring you a package of any suggested modifications at one time. Let me clear, though, that I will bring you no recommendations that reduces standards nor will I recommend anything other than adjustments that increase a student's chance of success. These are my short-term thoughts on admissions in Georgia. Let me know make a few comments on the long-term national debate on admissions that was fueled a couple of weeks ago by a speech by the head of the University of California System. I for admissions purposes.
Public debate is healthy.
You'll probably not be shocked to hear that most took the 5th Amendment. It becomes an even better one when used in combination with other factors. The SAT is also a very efficient method of sorting students when you are facing thousands of applicants. I did think it time in 1996 to begin experimenting with alternatives because I thought this issue would some day surface. With leadership from Jan Kettlewell and funding from the Pew Foundation, we've been working on this project with colleagues from DTAE and K-12.