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University of Miami Reinstates Standardized Testing

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Starting with the Fall 2026 application cycle, undergraduate applicants will once again be required to submit standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) as part of their application. This marks a shift from the test-optional policy adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. ENROLL NOW What Does This Mean for College Admissions?

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The State of Digital Standardized Testing

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As COVID wreaked havoc on the world in 2021, the College Board moved its annual AP testing to the computer, and we quickly learned what it was to take tests online. Issues like this only extend and complicate the standardized testing journey for students, especially those that are getting ready to submit their college applications.

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Breaking News: Stanford Reinstates Standardized Testing

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Stanford will reintroduce standardized testing requirements for undergraduate admissions starting in fall 2025 for admission to the Class of 2030. For rising seniors (students applying in fall 2024), Stanford will remain test-optional. Looking ahead, we suspect more colleges will revert to requiring SAT scores for all students.

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Breaking News: Johns Hopkins Reinstates Standardized Testing

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Johns Hopkins University will reintroduce standardized testing requirements beginning with those seeking admission for the fall 2026 semester to the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences or the Whiting School of Engineering. Most recently, Stanford University announced it would once again require students to submit test scores.

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Reconsidering Standardized Testing | Scoir

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In the past few years, colleges and universities across the United States have reconsidered their testing policies, with most going test-optional. Should students not take standardized tests at all? What are test scores used for anyway? So, what does this mean for students applying to college?

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Pros and Cons of Standardized Testing for College Admissions (SAT and ACT)?

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Debates around standardized testing have been around for as long as standardized test scores have been part of education in the United States. Some argue that students undergo too much testing: by their high schools, by the state, for college admissions, etc.

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Should You Take Standardized Tests for College? How to Decide

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The post Should You Take Standardized Tests for College? If youre a high school student (or the parent of one), youve probably heard a lot of mixed messages about. How to Decide appeared first on Road2College.