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educationr-4317	Geisinger, Kurt	Review of Testing and the Paradoxes of Fairness, by Howard Wainer and Daniel H. Robinson	2025	12	.pdf	application/pdf	6246	346	56	Second, in Geisinger (2023a), I reported that there were three reasons why schools made this admissions test policy change: (1) the pandemic made it difficult to test every student during their high school senior years, (2) the so-called Varsity Blues scandal—in which a number of rich and highly visible parents paid funds to individuals who had connections at universities to get their children admitted—made the country question the legitimacy of college admission tests, and (3) the Black Lives Matter movement accentuated the degree to which the higher education community failed to understand that this important societal group had experienced discrimination. It is more economical for institutions to use admissions tests, they argue, because it holds the educational costs down and perhaps maximizes institutional income because fewer students withdraw or fail out.	cache/educationr-4317.pdf	txt/educationr-4317.txt