SAT Going Digital: College Admission Test To Go Online

The SAT is transitioning to an online format, reducing test time and allowing calculators for math. This change aims to modernize the test and reduce stress. However, experts like Bob Schaefer from FAIRTEST argue that the SAT is becoming less relevant, with many colleges no longer requiring test scores. The digital shift presents challenges, such as access to technology, and does not address inherent biases. The future may see a decline in standardized testing's importance, as more institutions adopt test-optional policies.

What challenges do schools face in administering the new online SAT test?

How might the changes to the SAT affect the future relevance of standardized testing?

What is the significance of the University of California's decision regarding test scores?