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As Jonathan Reider, director of college counseling at San Francisco University High School, wrote on The Answer Sheet in February, all standardized test scores “directly correlate with family income.”
The PSAT/National Merit test: What you should know Valerie Strauss 2010
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A summer college program during elementary and middle school is more summer camp than college prep, says Mr. Reider.
Give a Retirement Community a 'Test Drive' Cristina Lourosa-Ricardo 2011
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Reider chuckled at the idea that Harvard and Princeton are making this shift primarily because of concern about students who want more early options.
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My middle school gym teacher, Miss Bobbie Reider, was especially kind and knowledgeable and my dream was to one day become a P.E. teacher just like her.
Kathy Kaehler: A Life in Fitness Can Lead to So Many Opportunities Kathy Kaehler 2011
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So Reider said that colleges should commit to having equal admit rates for early and regular decision.
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Reider of San Francisco University High School said he is not opposed to all early programs, even those that are binding.
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My middle school gym teacher, Miss Bobbie Reider, was especially kind and knowledgeable and my dream was to one day become a P.E. teacher just like her.
Kathy Kaehler: A Life in Fitness Can Lead to So Many Opportunities Kathy Kaehler 2011
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My middle school gym teacher, Miss Bobbie Reider, was especially kind and knowledgeable and my dream was to one day become a P.E. teacher just like her.
Kathy Kaehler: A Life in Fitness Can Lead to So Many Opportunities Kathy Kaehler 2011
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With Harvard and Princeton in contention for early applications, Reider predicted that next year each of those institutions will see three applications from his high school, and Yale and Stanford might lose a few.
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Jon Reider, director of college counseling at San Francisco University High School, a competitive private high school, predicted that Thursday's announcements would have an impact primarily on the very small number of universities that compete with Harvard and Princeton.
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