Limiting College Students

My primary advice for students would be to ignore the admissions statistics on the standardized scores of enrolled students. Too often, prospective students limit their choices of colleges purely based on a numeric value. It is unfair, unjust, and unnecessary to sum up a student's life experiences, zealous passions, and unique personality to a score obtained from a dull, standardized, four-hour test. Too often students hold themselves to a numeric standard and base limit their applications to colleges that reflect their own scores. Universities admit human beings with personalities, interests and hobbies. Universities do not admit 2400 SAT or 36 ACT.