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The article discusses King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals' decision not to weight the high school GPA in admission criteria, with standardized tests such as aptitude and achievement tests becoming the most important factors. The article highlights the importance of reevaluating the value of the high school diploma as a measure of student excellence and considers the impact of grade inflation on fairness in the selection process. It proposes that future admission systems should combine cumulative performance with standardized national tests to enhance credibility, fairness, and the overall quality of education. The author believes that rebuilding the high school system based on scientific and standardized measurement criteria can preserve the diploma's reputation and enable more accurate and transparent comparisons among applicants.
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