The battle over standardized testing came roaring back to life last week ... Higher Ed the university would make a decision by “this winter or early spring”—meaning, in the next few months. And ...

UT President Jay Hartzell said the university used standardized testing to predict whether a ... making the scores mean less. Scores meaning less is a problem to Ramsdell. Without a national ...

points to the big, long-standing problems with today’s standardized ... significant data, meaning a lot of students would have to participate in experimental testing, Gorin said.

For the 2023-24 and 2024-25, there will be a "test-blind" process, meaning universities won ... running debate about the equality of standardized testing, which critics have argued are biased ...

Last November's referendum to eliminate the MCAS as a high school graduation requirement means the state must determine a new ...

According to NBC News, colleges still give preference to these students who perform well over those who show no record of standardized testing, meaning a test-optional policy puts applicants who opt ...

The California university system has enacted a “test-blind” policy, meaning they will not ... which has fought against standardized testing. In 2022, the number of students taking the SAT ...

As the college application process picks up steam for the upcoming academic year, a new survey shows that more than 80% of U.S. bachelor-degree granting institutions will not require students ...

When the pandemic forced the cancellation of SATs in 2020, most colleges were forced to make the submission of standardized test scores optional for admissions. That led to a widespread social ...

Schools may need to rethink everything, including recruitment, scholarships, standardized testing and alumni preferences ... regarded as “selective” — meaning they admit 50 percent or ...