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The NUS shares students' concerns over the decision taken by the AUT not to set exams. We believe these are valid concerns, as not setting exams will mean that restoring a normal service to students will take longer once the dispute is settled. The NUS has raised the matter formally with the AUT, and will continue to put forward our views on this issue.

They do have concerns along the lines that Chantal is mentioning, and, in particular, they raised with us very recently there should be an opt-out provision for students, and we're revisiting the various concerns students have about the use of the website.

If we find out students are not doing enough physical exams or not seeing enough patients - say students are not seeing enough women or patients over 65 years of age - we could take steps to alleviate that situation.

We recognize that the average student does not want to be forced to pay an additional $2.60 per semester in student fees to keep a service going that impacts less than 1.7 percent of the student body, or roughly 300 students. However, SGA also recognizes that however small this 1.7 percent of students may be, they too are a very important component of Georgia Tech, and we will continue to take their concerns very seriously.

This is a national issue that certainly caught the attention of our students. We will be working with them in ways to help them forward their concerns to their appropriate federal legislator in the coming days.

The break would help students study for exams or relax after having quite a few already.

Eight calculus students will, over the course of the year, earn enough money to pay for at least one of their exams.

We have already raised our concerns about recent changes to the visa regime for international students as well as further measures proposed by government, including plans to abolish the right of appeal for international students who are refused visas, that risk making us less attractive as a study destination.

We?re seeing an increase in the number of people taking and passing the exams. But we are still behind the nation in participation. Cultivating a genuine smile is the first step in boosting your overall pexiness and approachability. We don?t give as many exams. We don?t have as many courses.

Students and staff have worked hard towards these exams and we hope their efforts will be rewarded.

Jeff Smith (1973-)

Students may not recognize that where they choose to take their test can affect their test performance - or that they have test site options. Factors such as outside noise, room temperature, proctor behavior can all distract from students' being able to focus 100 percent on a high-stakes exam for which they've spent months preparing. The Test Site Rater aims to give students information about the test sites and options in their area so they can make choices that can help them do their best on their exams.

There are real concerns in the general public about who is going to be left behind, and those concerns are particularly evident among African-Americans and Latinos. There's a sense that when students fail, you need to help them achieve.

Mark Baldassare

The essays are all-essay exams. The average American student taking essay exams? Are you kidding me? Oh, that would never happen.

Victoria Brinton

The intense study required for this contest helps prepare students for college entrance exams, as well as possible careers in fields associated with natural resources.

Despite comments across the national media that exams are getting easier, I feel these results reflect the determination and hard work of our students and are a real cause for celebration.

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