
Do My Test Scores Matter?
SAT. ACT. TOEFL. PSAT. These tests loom large in the college admissions process. And yet, every student seems to be
SAT. ACT. TOEFL. PSAT. These tests loom large in the college admissions process. And yet, every student seems to be
What does “test optional” mean in college admissions, and how is it different from “test blind”? How should students and families decide whether to send scores or not? A college admissions consultant clarifies these policies and argues that most colleges still want your test scores–as long as they are really good. So take the tests. And get a really good score.
If you are exploring some test optional colleges, it is important to note that each school may have different policies or recommendations regarding their testing policy. This post will provide examples of different types of test optional policies.
Why would a college decide to be test optional? Are there additional considerations students need to think about when applying to a test optional school?
What do you do if you prepared for the SAT and ACT but your scores are still not as high as you wanted them to be? Look into test optional college. This post discuss the growing number of test optional colleges and their policies.
Wake Forest, a small selective college in North Carolina, recently made the decision to allow applicants to not submit ACT