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Cada vez más universidades en EEUU rechazan los examenes estandarizados para admitir alumnos

  • Written by Joseph Soares, Professor of Sociology, Wake Forest University
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Erase una vez, en 1980, que Bates College y Bowdoin College eran prácticamente los únicos colegios de artes liberales en Estados Unidos que no requerían a los...

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