Tables & Related Items 2001
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Table 1: How Have College-Bound Students Changed in 10 Years?
Table 2: Average SAT Scores of Entering College Classes, 1967-2001
Table 3: Mean SAT I Verbal and Math Scores by State, with Changes for Selected Years
Table 4: Rising Grades and Falling Test Scores May Signal Grade Inflation
Graph 5: High School GPAs of SAT Takers Vary by Race/Ethnicity
Graph 6: A-Level High School GPAs Tend to Rise With Family Income and Parental Education
Graph 7: Most Gaps between High School GPAs Of White and non-White Students Have Increased
Graph 8: Minorities Were More than a Third of SAT Takers in the Class of 2001
Table 9: SAT Averages Rose for Almost All Racial/Ethnic Groups between 1991 and 2001
Graph 10: Average SAT Scores Reflect Amount of Parental Education
Graph 11: Percentage of First-Generation College Students Varies for Each Racial/Ethnic Group
Graph 12: SAT Scores Rise When First-Generation-College Students Take Challenging Courses
Graph 13: Study of Subjects Associated with Higher SAT Scores Varies by Race/Ethnicity
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