Question

all of the following are common indicators schools look at except
a. standardized test scores.

b. grade point average.

c. academic success of family members.

d. class rank.

Explanation:

Schools typically evaluate students based on individual academic performance indicators. Standardized test scores (A), grade point average (B), and class rank (D) reflect a student's own academic achievements. The academic success of family members (C) is not a common indicator as it does not relate to the student's personal academic performance.

Answer:

C. academic success of family members.