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SOL Scores tell if you are on track to be college and career ready, particularly when you convert the SOL score to a percentile.
According to Social Security Administration data, if you don't complete college (4 year bachelor's degree):
"Oh", you say, "no problem, I will definitely graduate college."
Pesky facts again: 41% (!) of students who start college don't graduate in 6 years.
"So, what does this have to do with my SOL Score?" Glad you asked.
In peer-reviewed research, economists at Harvard and Stanford found:
No, standardized tests are not perfect, and no, you are not doomed if you got a low score on one test (that's why you should track your percentile over time.)
Every year since 2012 the Virginia Department of Education sends us the most up to date, anonymous test data and today we are the only provider of SOL percentiles.
Don't make a $630,000 mistake - answer a couple of quick questions and see if your score is a good / passing score, get your state, district, and school percentiles, and see if you / your student are on track to be college and career ready.