PUBLISHED: Monday, January 11, 2021 by Todd Stanley
It seems there is an objective multiple-choice test for everything. If you want to get into college, you often have to take the SAT/ACT. If you want to be a doctor or lawyer, you have to take the boards or pass the bar. Even if you want to drive, you must first take a pencil-to-paper test where you determine which of four letters is more attractive than the others. The interesting aspect about all of these is that in order to be successful in the field in which you took a test, it comes down to performance. You can score very high on the SAT or ACT, but in college you have to show up to the classes and perform in order to have success. read more...