Yes, that is proper. They willingly took the SAT. For fun! Hard to think, I know. We talk frequently about the SAT and our Dean of Admission, Tim Brunold, advised we take it in order to connect to the learning students with whom we work. Sam and Eric accepted the challenge. I sat down with both of them to talk about just how it went. This really is what they had to say:
Q: Why did you choose to take the SAT?
S: I ended up being curious. We use it and have so many conversations it felt irresponsible to not actually know what it was like around it that.
E: I suppose we decided to take the test for a reasons that are few. I believe the two of us thought it would be enjoyable. (We was wrong). And it was thought by us would help us connect a bit towards the applicants and realize that it was just taking care of of the process.
Q: Now that you’ve finished your undergraduate and work that is graduate did you find it easier or even more difficult this time?
S: It was certainly harder, I do believe because I don’t sit right down in a classroom analyzing literature or doing math these days, so my brain just is not trained for that kind of stuff anymore. We also took it prior to the writing was added so it seemed plenty longer with that added part.
E: I thought the reading and writing were considerably easier this time around. I guess the lots of 15-20 page papers I composed did good