Crossword Clue: They no longer include analogies
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- 2400 is perfect for them
- 800 exams
- 800 things?
- Batteries for seniors?
- Admission exams, casually
- Admission exams
- Adults score them for HS students
- All-day sch. events
- Bane of some teens
- Days of week: Abbr.
- Certain admission exams
- Certain admissions exams
- Certain days: Abbr.
- Fris. followers
- Challenge for high school srs.
- Challenge for srs.
- Concerns for jrs. and srs.
- Concerns for many srs.
- Concerns for some srs.
- H.S. concerns
- H.S. exams
- HS exams
- HS hurdles
- H.S. hurdles
- H.S. seniors' concerns
- H.S. seniors' exams
- HS seniors' exams
- H.S. seniors' tests
- HS seniors' worries
- HS srs.' exams
- H.S. students' concerns
- H.S. tests
- Hurdles for high schoolers, for short
- Hurdles for srs.
- Calendar abbrs.
- Essay questions are part of them: Abbr.
- ETS offerings
- Focus of some H.S. prep courses
- Exams for coll.-bound kids
- Exams for coll.-bound students
- Exams for coll. hopefuls
- Exams for college-bound seniors
- Exams for HS srs.
- Exams for jrs. and srs.
- Exams for seniors
- Exams for srs.
- Exams taken in high sch.
- Exams that used to go up to 1600 and then 2400 and now I can't keep track: Abbr.
- Exams with three sects.
- Col. admission exams
- Col. entrance exams
- Coll. acceptance factors
- Coll. admissions exams
- Coll. admissions factors
- Coll. admissions requirements
- Coll. Board exams
- Coll. entrance exams
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- Dreaded parts of the coll. admission process
- College admissions factors, briefly
- College Board exams, for short
- College-bound sr. hurdles
- College entrance exams
- College rating exams for H.S. srs.
- Info on college applications
- High school hurdles, briefly
- High school srs.' exams
- High-stakes H.S. exams
- Providers of scores, for short
- Rites of passage for college-bound students
- Topics for Kaplan
- Some exams
- Stressors for H.S. students
- Stressors for srs.
- Some srs. take them
- Mat. days
- Subjs. of some Kaplan programs
- Matinee days: Abbr.
- Short school tests
- MENSA accepts them instead of IQs
- Nearly four-hr. exams
- Pre-coll. exams
- Pre-college exams, for short
- Pre-college exams
- Precollege exams: Abbr.
- Precollege exams
- Nights that high schoolers obsess over
- Major H.S. exams
- Major sch. events
- Sources of H.S. stress
- Their maximum scores are 1600
- Their scores may accompany transcripts
- Their scores may be on transcripts
- They no longer include analogies
- They now have an essay component, briefly
- They run more than three hours for seniors
- Weekdays: Abbr.
- They're scored on a scale from 600 to 2400
- Weekend matinee days: Abbr.
- They're taken in high sch.
- They're taken in H.S.
- Sr. exams
- Sr. trials
- Srs.' exams
- Srs.' worries
- Srs.' worry
- Scores of these may plague high schoolers
- Scores on them range from 600 to 2400
- Standardized exams for many high school seniors: Abbr.
- Tests for srs. and jrs.
- Tests for srs.
- Tests that cost $47
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- NY Sun - June 19, 2008