Upon completing my four years of high school many things crossed my mind. I thought of friends, family, the connections I've made over the years with my teachers and peers, but one thing always bugged me about school ever since I began needing their services my sophomore year: all the money in College Board. They had a hand in virtually everything a good young college student would need in the US.This so called non-profit organization had it's hand in a wide variety of tasks students were forced to accomplish; from the required SAT or ACT, to the AP Tests, to score reports, and even the ridiculous staple they tacked on very recently: the SAT Subject Tests. Consistently every year of high school the cost for each went up immensely. There's no need for it. This monopoly must be broken now.



