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Re:Grade Inflation at UC Riverside, and Institutional Pressu... by 20239uejd on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @10:01AM (#39370527)
On the other hand, GPAs remain about as predictive of later criteria as standardized scores. In some studies they're even slightly more predictive.

Each have their issues. Even with grade inflation, GPA is reflective of a long-term process that unfolds over years. ACT is an afternoon when who knows what can be going on.

Re:Grade Inflation at UC Riverside, and Institutional Pressu... by scarmig on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @03:55PM (#39375205)
It's pretty simple: use both GPAs and standardized scores. To prevent rampant grade inflation, normalize each school's GPA (and for ones where the top-end indicates significantly less rigorous coursework than other schools', use the standardized tests to fill in the gaps). That'll outperform both GPA alone and SATs alone.