Which Standardized Test Is Best to Apply to Law School? The LSAT is still the reigning champion of law school admissions. Every school accepts it, and most law schools prefer it.

The Classic Learning Test is a newer assessment than the SAT or ACT, and it was developed by a teacher dissatisfied with the content being taught to K-12 students and the tests that followed.

Ten public schools, with extra resources, will be able to develop their own student measures to replace a bevy of standardized tests that L.A. Unified is currently using.

A key impediment to lowering the cost of capital for the industry is the lack of a standardized method for evaluating risk associated with cannabis businesses. Traditional risk assessment tools do not ...

This means, with some exceptions, applicants can choose whether to include standardized test scores as part of their application to the University. Test-Optional Policy Drexel is extending its ...

Stanford will resume requiring standardized testing — either the SAT or ACT — for undergraduate admission, starting with students who apply in fall 2025 for admission to the Class of 2030, the ...

Today, these standardized tests seem to have become an entry ticket to gain admission to top colleges like Harvard — a far cry from their original intention. In an email, ...

Why is standardized testing the lifeblood of education policy? We're failing our students. I wonder if those who mandate tests then crush us with data know how school resources are allocated to ...

Brown University will reinstate standardized testing requirements for admission, joining Yale, Dartmouth and M.I.T. in backtracking on “test optional” policies adopted during the Covid ...

Yale University has announced a new "test-flexible" standardized testing policy set to go into effect for the 2024-25 admissions cycle, following fellow Ivy League school Dartmouth College in ...

Earlier this month, a Minnesota administrative law judge gave the state final approval to implement the most ideologically progressive and intellectually vapid social studies standards in America..