There are very good reasons declines in NAEP scores aren't correlated with performance on college admissions tests.

This column won’t be fair. Not really. Not when Oregon football is the cream of the crop 95% of the time. Not when this was never the year... When Oregon men’s basketball (8-8, 1-4 Big Ten) was ...

We are seeing the consequences of SAT- and ACT-optional admissions policies at schools such as the University of California ...

Princess Anne High School junior Victoria Lord said she never considered skipping the SAT. The Virginia Beach student will take the test although she knows not all colleges she might apply to require ...

Students who opt for the online ACT won't know until the day of the test whether they get the traditional digital test or the shorter, experimental version. Racing to catch up to the College Board and ...

With college placement testing only a few months away, Paducah educators share their thoughts on Kentucky’s switch to SAT ...

To test or not to test, that is the question. Since the COVID-19 pandemic forced colleges and universities to adjust their admissions processes in 2020, the number of four-year schools nationwide not ...

After being one of many schools that dropped testing requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic, Harvard is making national headlines by reinstating them for new applicants in the next admissions cycle ...

Many Indian students step into SAT or ACT preparation confident that their strong school grades will ensure similar success ...

A growing number of schools no longer require SAT or ACT scores. Applying to test-optional schools is only one option to get into college without the SAT. Applicants can also consider community ...

Did you know that over the past decade, the SAT has consistently remained the more widely taken college-entrance exam, while the ACT has held a steady share at around one-third to nearly half of all ...

Trying to decide between the ACT and SAT? You’re in the right place. Both tests have been used for over 65 years and remain widely accepted in college admissions. They serve the same purpose, but ...