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.

What recent changes have been made regarding the consideration of standardized test scores in university admissions?

How might the recent ruling benefit less privileged students and those with disabilities?

What was the decision made by the Board of Regents regarding standardized testing requirements?

In what way does the recent ruling differ from the previous decision made by the Board of Regents?

What implications does the ruling have for students who choose to submit their test scores?