According to a study published in 2001, which of the following is true about the achievement of students enrolled in the integrated verses the traditional sequence of mathematics courses?
A)Students continue to be successful on the SAT but are less likely to complete upper-level mathematics classes.
B)Students tend to be less successful on tests such as the SAT but tend to complete more upper-level mathematics classes.
C)Students tend to score about the same on SAT tests but are more likely to complete upper-level mathematics classes.
D)Students tend to score higher on AP exams but are less likely to complete upper- level mathematics classes.
E)Students tend to score about the same on SAT and AP exams but are less likely to complete upper-level mathematics classes.

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The correct answer is that students tend to score about the same on SAT tests but are more likely to complete upper-level mathematics classes, indicating that the integrated sequence of mathematics courses does not negatively impact standardized test scores and may encourage further pursuit of mathematics education.

According to a Study Published in 2001, Which of the Following