Universities of Wisconsin System Considers Permanent Elimination of Standardized Testing Requirements
The Universities of Wisconsin system's Board of Regents is scheduled to vote today on a proposal to permanently eliminate ACT and SAT requirements for all undergraduate applicants. This potential policy change, which would take effect immediately if passed, follows a temporary waiver period and analysis suggesting high school GPAs are stronger predictors of college success.
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