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Vanderbilt will require ACT/SAT scores from students applying for fall 2029 entry and beyond.
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After years of high school admissions testing plagued with technical errors, Chicago Public Schools (CPS)…
CPS has confirmed the Selective Enrollment scoring formula is not changing: PreACT 9 Secure scores still make up 50% of an applicant’s overall score.
All eight Ivy League schools now require ACT/SAT scores, with Columbia reinstating the policy starting August 2027.
Over 600 UC faculty want ACT/SAT scores back for STEM applicants, citing a widening math skills gap in incoming students. UC has now agreed to study the issue.
The literary and educational sectors of social media erupted into controversy recently when a Threads…
If you are a parent of a soon-to-be middle schooler in Chicago, you may have…
Last week, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) announced a major change ahead of this fall’s selective enrollment admissions cycle…
ACT is holding back some spring in-school scores after discovering a scaling error. Affected 11th graders can expect corrected scores by June 2, and ACT has confirmed no scores will decrease.
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