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Schools that require standardized testing in their application process will accept either test score; which one your student takes may depend on where you live. Different areas of the country tend to prefer one over the other—you can ask their high school guidance counselor or a college admissions counselor for their recommendation.
Or your student can be a super-achiever by taking both tests to increase their likelihood of excelling on at least one of them. Higher scores can also improve their chances of landing merit-based scholarships, which would be nice, too.
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I found 127 "o"s in the provided passage.
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