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[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Giantone

chico...pisssssssss, kids aren't taking those or SAT's anymore many college's stop requiring them. YDF!


https://www.highereddive.com/news/ov...e-poin/628267/

Over 1,700 colleges won’t require SAT, ACT for fall 2023, up from same point last year

My wife and I are both in education. She works with college admissions. This trend was starting before the pandemic but we both agree the pandemic sped up academic trends about a decade ahead of where it would be. I was expecting SATs to obsolete in early 2030s not early 2020s but this is definitely a good thing.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

My wife and I are both in education. She works with college admissions. This trend was starting before the pandemic but we both agree the pandemic sped up academic trends about a decade ahead of where it would be. I was expecting SATs to obsolete in early 2030s not early 2020s but this is definitely a good thing.

Youngest had a CPA of 4.2 in all of High school ,SAT's weren't bad but not great got into all her choice's but her #1 didn't offer any money at all. I called and had a long talk with a few different people and the answer stunned me. She was a great student and everyone wanted her but it's the SAT's the school was using to decide who got what money , this was Seton Hall University.