College Board

Trademark.

1. an organization that develops and administers the SAT and other standardized tests of achievement and aptitude, used in college admissions and placement of prospective students.

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Noah Lipman, a 66-year-old consultant for the College Board, recently turned to ChatGPT to figure out how to get to a certain display on his new heart-monitor watch.

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About half of students who earn a bachelor’s degree from a public or private nonprofit four-year college use debt to finance it, borrowing roughly $30,000 on average, according to the College Board.

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The percentage of high school students who report using generative AI for schoolwork is growing, increasing from an already high 79% to 84% between January and May of this year, according to surveys conducted by College Board, the nonprofit that manages much of the nation’s standardized tests, including the SAT.

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The average published price for tuition and fees at public four-year schools for those living in-state was $11,610, according to the College Board, a number that has actually decreased slightly over the past decade when inflation is taken into account.

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According to the College Board, the average price of tuition and fees paid by all full-time students when grant aid is considered, adjusted for inflation, has actually fallen at both public and private schools in the past decade.

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