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The University of California is reviewing its standardized testing policy due to concerns from over 1,400 faculty members about incoming students' math preparedness. The review will assess whether to reinstate SAT/ACT requirements, following a significant increase in underprepared students since the policy change in 2020. An initial update on the findings is anticipated in July.
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The University of California is reviewing its standardized testing policy due to concerns from over 1,400 faculty members about incoming students' math preparedness. The review will assess whether to reinstate SAT/ACT requirements, following a significant increase in underprepared students since the policy change in 2020. An initial update on the findings is anticipated in July.
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California board of regents to review SAT/ACT testing ban after 1,400 professors warn of ‘severe’ math gaps
University of California to Review Standardized Testing Policy Following Faculty Concerns