University of California System Reconsiders Test-Free Admissions Policy
The University of California system is facing internal pressure from thousands of faculty members who want to reverse the test-free admissions policy implemented in 2020. Faculty argue that eliminating SAT and ACT score consideration has resulted in more underprepared students entering UC schools, prompting debate about whether standardized tests should be reinstated as part of admissions criteria.
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SAT Schism Roils University of California System
The University of California system is facing internal pressure from thousands of faculty members who want to reverse the test-free admissions policy implemented in 2020. Faculty argue that eliminating SAT and ACT score consideration has resulted in more underprepared students entering UC schools, prompting debate about whether standardized tests should be reinstated as part of admissions criteria.
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