More test center closures were not what students needed right now, but if your child still can take the test, she should. Remember, a student who submits their test scores will have more to catch the eye of a college admissions officer.
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Princeton is “relaxing” its admissions policies for the class of 2025, but that doesn’t mean students should rely on leniency.
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In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) disruptions, Yale has announced changes to its testing policies for students applying to the Class of 2025.
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Applicants for Cornell class of 2025 will no longer be required to include SAT or ACT scores as part of their application. This is big news as Cornell is the first Ivy League college to announce material changes to their testing requirements for the Class of 2025.
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For students applying to Harvard’s Class of 2025, Harvard has issued “changes” to its admissions requirements in light of the unprecedented crisis caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19). As you’ll see, we put quotes around Harvard’s changes for good reasons.
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Here are some universities that have recently announced changes to their testing policies, which include suspension of testing requirements or making them optional. We will continue to update this list and keep parents and students informed. Contact us today to find out how these changes may impact your student’s college applications.
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COVID-19 has disrupted many high school juniors’ lives. Find out what do if your SAT and ACT were canceled, your college visits have been stymied, you summer programs have been canceled, you plan on taking the AP Exams, your classes have gone P/F…
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In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the College Board has canceled the May 2, 2020 administration of the SAT and Subject Tests.
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Since students often don’t know which colleges you might eventually apply to, we recommend that they consider taking a Subject Test or two at the end of their 9th and/or 10th grade.
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No more SAT Subject Tests, and ACT/SAT writing section is now optional!
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