Judge Rules University of California Stop Considering Test Scores

A judge ruled that universities can no longer consider SAT or ACT scores for admissions, aiming to help less privileged and disabled students. This follows a Board of Regents' decision to suspend standardized testing requirements until 2024. The ruling prohibits universities from considering test scores even if submitted by students.

Why has the university decided to stop considering SAT and ACT scores?

• To reduce the number of applicants

• To support less privileged students and those with disabilities

• To increase the university's ranking

• To align with international standards

What action did the Board of Regents take regarding standardized testing?

• They made testing optional for all students

• They suspended the testing requirements until 2024

• They increased the testing requirements

• They extended the testing requirements indefinitely

What additional step does the new ruling take beyond the Board of Regents' decision?

• It allows students to submit test scores if they choose

• It prohibits the university from considering test scores even if submitted

• It mandates a new type of standardized test

• It requires students to submit test scores

What is the main goal of the new admission policy?

• To increase the number of international students

• To make the admission process more inclusive

• To focus on extracurricular achievements

• To prioritize students with high test scores

Who reported the news about the university's new admission policy?

• Board of Regents

• Admissions Office

• University President

• Gage Jackson