85%. That’s how many colleges in the U.S. don’t require standardized test scores for admissions, according to FairTest, a nonprofit that advocates against standardized testing requirements.

New test score labels seek positivity, ditching the term ‘standard not met’ for ‘below basic’ Students work in the computer lab at Cuyama Valley High School after taking the annual state ...

After years of resistance, the American Bar Association relaxed the standardized test requirement for accredited U.S. law schools in November 2024. Now, law schools can apply for permission to ...

It switched to a test-optional policy nearly four years ago because of the coronavirus pandemic. "Let’s start with what we know to be true: every standardized test is imperfect and incomplete ...

Yale University said on Thursday it would reinstate a requirement that applicants submit standardized test scores after a four-year hiatus for the COVID-19 pandemic, and the admissions dean said ...

Dartmouth College will again require prospective students to submit standardized test scores, starting with the undergraduate class of 2029, resuming a policy halted for years because of the ...

After doing away with a standardized test score requirement for undergraduate applicants during the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Texas at Austin announced Monday it will reinstate test scor… ...

The film provides guidance on preparing for standardized tests, focusing on the SAT and other admissions exams. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the test material, familiarizing ...

They found that nearly 60 percent of the grades did not match the student standardized-test score. Approximately two-thirds of those grades were inflated, but about a third were depressed.