While Latinos were less likely than Latinas to take the SAT, Latinos had higher mean scores in some subject areas. Of 2008 college-bound Hispanic seniors who took the SAT, 43% were male. Hispanic males had higher mean scores than Hispanic females in mathematics (478 vs. 444) and critical reading (459 vs. 452), but the females had higher mean scores in writing (450 vs. 442).
Profile
Sally J. Andrade
Senior Research Associate
E-Mail:
sandrade@edexcelencia.org 
Sally J. Andrade's expertise includes applied research, program evaluation, strategic planning, and policy development, focused on educational pipelines, community education and health promotion. She has worked extensively throughout the southwestern United States and Latin America on related projects and has significant campus-based experience in data-driven decision making, primarily for Science, Math, Engineering, and Health Sciences.
Events
Ex-Citings
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May 17, 2012Diverse Issues in Higher Education
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May 10, 2012VOXXI
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May 5, 2012Las Vegas Sun
Fast Facts
College Board, 2008 College-Bound Seniors, Profile Report
