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All of this, in turn, enables the College Board to create another form of IA—“intelligent advice”—tailored just for you and informed by AI. “With students’ and families’ permission, we share with advisers not only data on the student but also the patterns in the data the College Board can see, to make sure the adviser is fully informed,” said Coleman. And to make sure there are advisers and coaches for those who need them most, the College Board partnered with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America to guarantee that as many students as possible take advantage of its free practice tools around the country. It also partnered with the College Advising Corps to match free trained advisers to high-achieving, low- or moderate-income students to help guide them to their best college choices—and ***it built links to prospective college scholarship opportunities***. The platform also identifies kids who could be successful in AP courses their junior or senior years in high school but may have been too intimidated to sign up or didn’t think they were good enough. This often applies to students of color, who often get shunted aside from these opportunities, which is why Stefanie Sanford likes to say, “People say tests are biased; well, tests are not nearly as biased as people are.” Intelligent assistants are color-blind.

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