Standardized Test News Today

A new survey reveals most Asian Americans support standardized test scores in college admissions but oppose considering race as a factor. Read to learn more.

In early March, the University of Texas released a statement announcing the reinstatement of standardized test scores in admissions for Fall 2025 applicants. The announcement revived the debate on whether standardized tests disproportionately affect marginalized students - new research shows they do the opposite.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A TCAP testing dilemma has some students, teachers and even the teacher’s union worried. Whitehaven High School students were in the heat of TCAP testing April 18 when the school had a power failure. Students were only halfway through the electronic test and were not able to finish. “If the power is out there, […]

All applicants are required to hold at least a 2.5 weighted high school GPA. But the policy would implement some changes when it comes to testing.

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The plan is expected to save the state about $15-20 million.

Prepare for SAT and ACT success with expert tips on test-day strategies, rest, and maintaining perspective on college admissions. Read to learn more.

With summer coming up, some parents are looking for extra educational opportunities for their children.

Many board members and school chancellors said they support the proposal, but students have mixed reactions.