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As the pandemic resulted in a surge in test-optional policies, many students with weaker scores no longer felt demoralized in applying to schools they may not have considered prior to the change.

With the economic hardship the world has faced over the pandemic, one might assume that financial aid applications would have skyrocketed last year. However, despite such circumstances, FAFSA applications were down 5%.

Yesterday, the College Board announced it will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests in an effort to make the college application process less demanding for high school students.

“From Politifact to Factcheck.org, there are entire institutes and websites dedicated to verifying what is accurate in politics. But who is responsible for setting the record straight in college admission?”

“The near-panic is reverberating on campuses around the nation, where deans are used to taking much more staid and studied steps.”

“A gradually emerging revolution in college admission is on the cusp of taking flight.”

“Three Big Changes Affecting College Admissions That All High School Parents and Students Need to Know About”