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The scores of SAT exams taken by students who need extra time will no longer be "flagged," or pointed out to colleges looking at the results, the College Board says. Advocates said the practice violated federal law. The announcement came as part of a settlement with Disability Rights Advocates, a nonprofit firm in Oakland, Calif., averting a possible lawsuit. The group is now looking at other admissions tests, including the LSAT.
July 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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