Many college-bound students assume that their SAT or ACT test scores are the biggest factor in being admitted to a good college. But according to a landmark study of “test-optional” admissions policies, a growing number of selective institutions are saying test scores are simply not that important.
NPR’s Claudio Sanchez (@CsanchezClaudio) reports.
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