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(Article by Ivan Pentchoukov republished from TheEpochTimes.com) The change is the result of a legal settlement (pdf) of a lawsuit brought by groups that claimed that the traditional SAT and ACT tests are racist. Under the settlement, the university, which enrolls some 225,000 undergraduate students, said it won’t consider SAT or ACT scores sent along with admissions applications until 2025. The university further stated that it had no current plan to consider the scores after 2025. The settlement specifies that the university can still use SAT and ACT scores to determine course placeme...

Big Changes to the SAT Advanced Placement tests will take prominence as the college entrance exam phases out subject tests and the optional essay. Jan. 20, 2021 This is the Coronavirus Schools Briefing, a guide to the seismic changes in U.S. education that are taking place during the pandemic. Sign up here to get this newsletter in your inbox. The coronavirus pandemic is hastening sweeping changes to the SAT college entrance exam. The College Board, which produces the test, said that to reduce demands on beleaguered students, the general exam would no longer contain an optional essay section....

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Paying $35,000 to bribe a proctor and have someone else take her son, jack's, a.c.t. test. jack buckingham says he was totally unaware of the scheme, and has publicly apologized for gaining an advantage over other deserving applicants. >> all right, linsey davis with us live tonight from boston. she's been covering this story from the start. and linsey, there are other families we know who are deciding whether to cooperate with prosecutors? >> reporter: that's right, david. abc news has learned that prosecutors are putting some pretty intense pressure on some of these defendants, essentially s...

Blending brush. >> reporter: the social media influencer who is often seen promoting products from her dorm room, today losing the support of sephora, which says they're ending their partnership immediately. and tonight, we're hearing for the first time from a student directly impacted by that scheme. high school senior jack buckingham telling "the hollywood reporter," "i know there are millions of kids out there, both wealthy and less fortunate, who grind their -- off, just to have a shot at the college of their dreams. i am upset that i was unknowingly involved in a large scheme that helps g...