The College Board is racing to protect its testing monopoly
With a growing threat to the SAT as the dominant testing option, the College Board is racing to protect its monopoly.
Ohio State will once again require ACT/SAT testing for admissions
The Ohio State University is once again requiring first-year undergraduate applicants to complete an ACT or SAT.During the height of the coronavirus pandemic five years ago, Ohio State was one of ...
Student project: As colleges halt test-optional policies, students stress SAT, ACT scores
Although Mifflin High School is only offering the SAT to students, if they want the opportunity to take the ACT, they can ...
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Ohio State to require applicants’ ACT/SAT scores, ending pandemic-era policy
Ohio State University announced this week it will once again require ACT/SAT scores for first-year applicants, starting in 2026. Five years ago this week, Ohio State shut down due to COVID-19, and it ...
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Test-optional no more: Ohio State University to require SAT, ACT again for students
Ohio State University will require ACT/SAT scores for undergraduate applications starting in fall 2026. Ohio State will implement superscoring, allowing students to combine their best section ...
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The SAT monopoly is afraid of competition
The College Board, maker of the SAT, is trying to defend its often state-sponsored testing monopoly from an upstart competitor a fraction of its size.
Ohio's statewide ACT scores are worse than a decade ago. See the average
Ohio students are doing worse on the ACT college admissions exam than they were a decade ago, according to data from the nonprofit that administers the test. The average composite score of the ACT's ...