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    Hi,

    I am thinking to apply my son to the Davidson Young Scholar program, and I want to see if he is qualified. His Woodcock-Johnson test of achievement (WJ-IV) have a broad achievement score, is it equals to Total achievement score? As I can't find any Total achievement score. Thanks!


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    For DYS, you need two of the following at or above 145: Broad Reading, Broad Math, Broad Writing, and Total Achievement.

    I have never seen a "broad achievement" score but just a parent here. Do you mean a "brief achievement" score" Anyhow, if you have three subtests for each of the Broad categories (Reading, Math & Writing) for a total of nine subtests, then you can calculate a Total Achievement score. Alternative, use two broad scores.

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