1.   Among the Hispanic students who benefitted from the law was Eric Saenz, who wanted to attend UT but had a low college entrance exam score.

2.   - Raised high school grade-point averages, college-entrance exam scores and test scores for children in reading, language and math.

3.   But shortly before the school opened, officials got a letter informing them that they would have to accept students by entrance exam score alone, like everyone else.

4.   But Watkins agreed with Akins that teachers are burdened with the weight of exam scores, which are also used to rank school and teacher performance.

5.   His college-entrance exam scores met NCAA standards.

6.   If busing and other remedies are working, Garrity asked, why have the exam scores for minorities not risen more?

7.   Japan has steered away from affirmative action, and students are normally admitted to university purely on the basis of exam scores.

8.   Like Richardson, both spoke out against using these exam scores to determine freshmen eligibility.

9.   The chatter is all about exam scores, scholarships, and who got into Harvard Business School.

10.   The quota was replaced with a system in which half of the incoming class is chosen solely by grades and exam scores.