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The College Board will permanently eliminate the SAT Subject Tests or SAT with essay to better adapt to the pandemic-era admissions process, the company announced last Tuesday. “As students and colleges adapt to new realities and changes to the college admissions process, the College Board is making sure our programs adapt with them,” the statement reads. “The pandemic accelerated a process already underway at the College Board to reduce and simplify demands on students.” While the tests have been canceled for students registered in the U.S., College Board will continue to administer ...

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advertisement advertisement This week the the College Board dropped big news: The SAT Subject Tests are gone. Forever! Starting immediately! Also gone is the optional SAT essay, which will disappear this June. Sayonara! advertisement The nonprofit College Board’s explanation—which is flimsy—is that the cancellations reflect that students now can demonstrate their abilities in other ways, particularly via the proliferation of Advanced Placement (AP) classes and exams. What’s actually happening here? The College Board also produces the AP exams. This is the equivalent of an auto company...

The administrator of the SAT college entrance exam is scrapping an optional essay and eliminating subject tests that had been required by some U.S. schools. The change announced Tuesday by the College Board...