In the midst of universally uncharted territory marked by illness and fatality, adjustments to standardized testing policies may seem insignificant.
These changes, though, further serve as a catalyst...
Advocates, teachers, and students filed a lawsuit against the University of California due to them requiring standardized test scores for college admissions, claiming it is discriminatory against less...
Over 1,000 colleges have stopped requiring SAT test scores for admission according to HuffPost, an American news source. The SATs were originally created to standardize college admission procedures; however,...
A big part of getting accepted into a college is determined by a student’s SAT and ACT scores. Many schools like Harvard, St. Francis, and Boston University require you to take the SAT, and many other...
By: Maddie O’Shea
Today, the term “Ivy League” has quite a reputation: an erudite achievement.
But along with its grandiose aura, the presence of academic and economic pressure as well as a...
By: Bella D’Adderio
Every year, anxious high school students will go through the struggle of applying to the college of their dreams. However, Hershey High School’s Counseling Department has found...
By: Lynn Dang
Coming spring 2016, the new SAT will replace the current SAT. These are some of the top changes you need to know.
Scoring
The current SAT composite score is 600-2400, while the redesigned...
By: Elma Abdic
Although SAT’s are important, universities are adjusting their requirements.
Standardized tests such as SAT’s are the most important element for the acceptance of universities....
By Omer Qureshi
Phlegmatic. Lachrymose. Contumacious. These are words that students no longer need to memorize for a single test.
The College Board, a non-profit standardized test producer, is...
