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♪ ♪ >> you're -- to give you a sense of what you've achieved, but the college board's not to score diversity. >> david coleman explaining his decision to drop a controversial plan to end a diversity plan on the is s.a.t., the score would have taken into account such factors as the crime rate and housing values in a student's neighborhood, parents' median income and education and the free lunch rate at the high school they attend. critics have ingreecingly attacked -- ingreecingly attacked the s.a.t. with a growing number of schools going test optional in recent years. we're back with jason...

♪ ♪ >> you're -- to give you a sense of what you've achieved, but the college board's not to score diversity. >> david coleman explaining his decision to drop a controversial plan to end a diversity plan on the is s.a.t., the score would have taken into account such factors as the crime rate and housing values in a student's neighborhood, parents' median income and education and the free lunch rate at the high school they attend. critics have ingreecingly attacked -- ingreecingly attacked the s.a.t. with a growing number of schools going test optional in recent years. we're back with jason...

Withstand public scrutiny so they are hiding it. according to "the wall street journal" the test will calculate privilege based on 15 different factors. some will draw on neighborhood statistics like crime rate, poverty, home values, a student's high school other factors like estimated curricular vigor and a free lunch rate. then there are factors that look at the student's family, income, whether both parents live at home. this is a pure inversion of the intent of the s.a.t.in from the first day the whole point of the test of the s.a.t. was that your background didn't matter. the s.a.t. was d...

Neighborhood environment like crime rates, the poverty rate and housing and family environment and education level and the high school environment under matching a free lunch rate and all those things. i get that some students are really smart, some brilliant, some are not good test takers. the sat score is not a good representation of who they are but do you think looking at those things like the neighborhood you come from and parents finances and things like that, do you think that is the right way to do it? >> not 100%. you may only have 40 seconds to make a decision. those numbers don't al...

Highlanding it. according to the "wall street journal," the test will calculate privilege based on 15 different factors. some will draw a neighborhood statistic like the crime rate, poverty, home values, a student's high school will supply other factors like estimated curricular rigger and free lunch rate and factors that look at a student's own family factors like household income and whether both parents live at home this is a pure inversion of the intent of the sat. from the first day the whole point of the test of the sat was that your background didn't matter. devised to create as level a...