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3 top law schools quit US News rankings over equity concerns - Vimarsana News

3 top law schools quit US News rankings over equity concerns

The University of California, Berkeley’s law school on Thursday joined the law programs at Harvard and Yale in pulling out of U.S. News & World Report’s rankings over concerns that

VPD to host open testing hiring event - Vimarsana News

VPD to host open testing hiring event

Valdosta Police Department is set to host an Open Testing hiring event on Dec.1, for citizens interested in gaining a career in local law enforcement.

Source: wtxl.com
More Virginia Colleges Make SAT, ACT Exams Optional | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily - Vimarsana News

More Virginia Colleges Make SAT, ACT Exams Optional | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

RICHMOND — The University of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Norfolk State University are among the dozens of schools in the commonwealth that have…

More Colleges Making SAT, ACT Exams Optional - Vimarsana News

More Colleges Making SAT, ACT Exams Optional

The University of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Norfolk State University are among the dozens of schools in the commonwealth that have changed their policies to relax admissions exams requirements. The test-optional trend is growing as more than 1,800 accredited, four-year colleges and universities nationally have committed to offering ACT/SAT optional or test-free testing policies […]

Massachusetts students' scores on a national reading and math exam plummeted during the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts students' scores on a national reading and math exam plummeted during the pandemic

In 2022, average scores in Massachusetts, like many other states, fell by an unprecedented amount in just two years.

Source: wbur.org