We know you’re anything but standard, so the SAT/ACT is just one optional part of your application. Exam(s) An SAT or ACT is completely optional. (The test can be reported directly from the testing ...

Unsure about whether to submit your scores? If you are unsure of whether you should submit your test scores, we advise you to base your decision on whether you feel that your standardized test scores ...

When submitted, the Admission Committee will carefully consider test scores in the context of students’ home, school, and community environments ... have attended a US high school for at least three ...

Commissions do not affect our editors’ opinions or evaluations. At the K-12 level, standardized testing remains a vital metric for measuring students’ comprehension and competency in core ...

This year, perhaps more than ever, parents must add standardized testing to their list of worries. If you’ve been watching ...

We welcome supplemental curriculum documentation or descriptions, and those can be forwarded to appmaterials@bowdoin.edu. Homeschool applicants must submit either a graded paper or lab assignment ...

After all, researchers have found a mismatch between those grades and scores on standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT—and that mismatch appears only to be growing. Average composite ACT ...

For candidates electing to submit them, test scores will be reviewed along with other indicators of academic ability. Fifty-four percent of students in the most recent incoming class chose not to ...

and strict homeschooling schedules. They also may adopt structured curriculums, have set assignments, and test their children ...

An American Bar Association proposal to drop the rule that accredited law schools must require standardized test scores has been tabled for now, meaning J.D. hopefuls continue to need to pass the ...

Standardized tests and undergraduate grades have long been decisive factors in law school admissions, because they simplify comparisons between applicants and are statistically proven predictors ...