The Five Factors refer to American Scholar Group’s process of assessment and improvement of a high school student’s positioning for admission to Top 100 U.S. colleges and universities.
The idea behind these types of tests is to offer a way to measure basic academic skills and knowledge useful in college and university beyond GPA.
These standardized test scores offer admissions officers a way to evaluate students on a equal playing field among all applicants, as well as their ability to perform under pressure.
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It is vital that applicants do all they can to maximize their performance on tests like the SAT and the TOEFL. However, despite their significance, a high GPA and outstanding standardized test scores form only the academic part of the Five Factors.