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SAT Scores: Why so low?
The scores for the SAT, the standardized test many prospective college freshman take, were at the lowest they have been since the exam was overhauled a decade ago. Bloomberg education reporter Janet Lorin joins Alison Stewart for more on the dramatic dip in scores.
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