About 4,000 students who took the main SAT college entrance exam last October received incorrectly low scores because of problems with the scanning of their answer sheets...
...[College Board spokeswoman, Jennifer] Topiel said the "vast majority of students" affected received scores that were within 100 points of their correct score on the three-section, 2,400-point test.
Admissions officials, however, said Tuesday some students had been affected by as much as 130 points -- forcing schools to scramble to re-evaluate candidates at a time when many are trying to make final decisions.
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
A valid excuse, for once: Some high school students will now be able to blame the computer for their low SAT scores.