Why 90% of colleges still don't require the SAT, even as the Ivy League returns to it
The Ivy League has restored SAT and ACT admissions requirements that had been suspended during pandemic lockdowns, but a new report finds 90% of colleges and universities nationwide still do not require standardized test scores.
The Ivy League has decided to reinstate standardized testing requirements for admissions, reversing a decision made during the pandemic. However, a recent report indicates that the vast majority of U.S. colleges and universities continue to maintain test-optional policies. This suggests a divided landscape in college admissions regarding standardized test scores.
- The Ivy League has restored SAT and ACT admissions requirements.
- These requirements were suspended during pandemic lockdowns.
- A new report states that 90% of colleges nationwide still do not require standardized test scores.
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