High school rank
In the United States, the term high school rank may refer to two different meanings:
- The graded ranking of a student in comparison with his or her peers.
- The graded ranking of a school district in comparison with its peers, at a regional, statewide, or nationwide scale.
Student rank
A student's rank is measured on a curve that is variable with the performance of their peers. It can be an unfair ability assessment if there are a number of high performers in a single grade; in such an instance, those students who are merely "good" may end up being ranked low on the scale.
Colleges may use a student's high school rank as part of their admissions assessment process, to determine who may attend the college and who is not worthy of being educated there if space is limited.
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