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20236

• Applicants who have previously taken or plan to take the PCAT during the 2022-2023 (current) admissions cycle will not be affected. (pearsonvue.com)
• In June 2023, we formalized our four-year test-optional pilot program as our policy for all applicants. (amherst.edu)
• The Macaulay (CUNY) Application for admission to the Class of 2028 will open on September 1, 2023. (cuny.edu)
• Applicants for 2023 and 2024 applying to Macaulay Honors College now have the option of submitting copies of their standardized test (SAT/ACT) scores. (cuny.edu)
• Military College Murree Upper topa open admissions in 8th class and 11th Class for Session 2022-2023. (learningall.com)
• The Written test for 8th class will be held on dated 06 November 2023 Sunday and Entry Test for 11th class will be held on date 17 April 2023. (learningall.com)

Skip1

• For many low-income and first-generation students, the option to skip sending standardized test scores is an opportunity to shift colleges' attention to other evidence of their talents and accomplishments, such as their grades or leadership roles in extracurricular activities, Collins said. (ewa.org)

MCAT6

• Form WMC of the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) was administered in October 1948, to 13,678 candidates and in February 1949 to 4,575 candidates. (ets.org)
• Depending on the school, pre-veterinary students usually take the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) or the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) for entrance to schools now. (wikipedia.org)
• The MCAT scores provide admissions committees with nationally standardized measures of both academic ability and achievement. (stateuniversity.com)
• The scores attained on the MCAT do not by themselves determine admission and are supplemental in interpreting the academic record, since they help to shed light on the academic abilities of the applicant. (stateuniversity.com)
• At the interview, the discrepancy between the academic record and the MCAT scores can be clarified, and the applicants will have the opportunity to "sell themselves," perhaps significantly improving their chances for admission. (stateuniversity.com)
• I took the SAT when I was 12, the MCAT when I was 16, and the USMLE Step 1 when I was 22, and I want to show you how I approach these tests. (medscape.com)

Scores49

• Do below average test scores affect college admission? (csun.edu)
• So the question arises: is there a correlation between the test scores and the number of students applying and admitted into college? (csun.edu)
• Despite the fact that test scores are declining, we are seeing a tremendous surge in qualified applicants at CSU Northridge," Alexander said. (csun.edu)
• These test scores do not appear to be indicative of eligible college applicants at CSUN. (csun.edu)
• These test scores are not taken into account when students are applying for the CSUs. (csun.edu)
• Average scores on the ACT college admissions test dropped to their lowest in 30 years, revealing more evidence of the pandemic's alarming impact on American education. (freebeacon.com)
• In fact, 55% of all bachelor-degree granting schools in the U.S. have announced that they will not require ACT or SAT scores for at least the 2021-2022 admissions cycle. (ivywise.com)
• While taking the SAT or ACT was often considered a crucial component of an applicant's admissions journey in years past, many rising seniors may now be wondering whether they should still plan on sending their scores. (ivywise.com)
• For many colleges that have gone test-optional over the years, not requiring SAT or ACT scores aims to fulfill the goal of greater access - well-qualified students who may have been discouraged from applying previously because of their poor test scores might now consider a wider range of schools. (ivywise.com)
• This is all part of the "holistic review" process - there's more to students than just test scores, and colleges know this. (ivywise.com)
• Many times these well-qualified specialists who are otherwise perfect fits can be passed over because of poor test scores. (ivywise.com)
• By eliminating that barrier, while still ensuring students are ready for the academic rigors of a college education, test-optional colleges are able to build stellar freshman classes that are just as gifted as those with students with perfect SAT scores. (ivywise.com)
• Colleges will still consider scores if they're included on students' applications, and for a student whose application is on the cusp, a great SAT or ACT score could be the push needed to go from the "no" to the "let me think about it" pile. (ivywise.com)
• Some schools might still require test scores for certain majors or if you're an international applicant. (ivywise.com)
• In the case of schools adopting temporary test-optional admissions for the 2021-22 admissions cycle , students should carefully examine these policies and make informed decisions on whether or not to submit their test scores. (ivywise.com)
• Some of these schools, like Cornell University, even included a statement indicating that they want to see scores from students who otherwise haven't faced any hardships in regards to testing access. (ivywise.com)
• Test scores also matter to colleges outside of just evaluating applicants. (ivywise.com)
• Most colleges do not require a student to submit the scores from the SAT subject tests so for many students these tests need not be taken. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• However, many of the most selective colleges do require or recommend that the student submit the scores from several of these tests. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Collins and her co-panelists, Jim Bock, the vice president and dean of admissions at Swarthmore College, and Akil Bello, the senior director of advocacy and advancement at the test-skeptical advocacy group FairTest, all noted that long before COVID-19, colleges' reliance on SAT and ACT scores was controversial. (ewa.org)
• For one thing, scores are highly correlated with family income , reflecting realities such as wealthy families' ability to pay for test prep. (ewa.org)
• And there is conflicting research over whether the scores do or don't accurately identify which students will thrive in their college freshman classes. (ewa.org)
• Average ACT Scores by Grade at Time of Testing. (uni-muenchen.de)
• How competitive are your test scores? (compassprep.com)
• We do not have set minimum scores for admission or scholarships. (mc.edu)
• However, we still find that for many students their test scores prove beneficial to their application. (mc.edu)
• Test scores for all applicants who graduated from high school within the last five years must be sent to MC directly from ACT, SAT and CLT headquarters or from the student's high school (such as printed on an official transcript). (mc.edu)
• Applicants who have not completed high school will be considered for admission upon achieving passing scores on the General Education Development (GED) test. (mc.edu)
• Please indicate on your application whether you would like us to consider your test scores (SAT and/or ACT). (champlain.edu)
• Students who choose to submit tests scores will use code 3291 for the College Board SAT and code 4298 for the ACT. (champlain.edu)
• College application profile detail for SageTheMage, admitted to Not Listed includes college essays, test scores, school admission information. (admitsee.com)
• Send your official homeschool transcript and ACT, SAT or CLT test scores to our Office of Undergraduate Admissions. (sbuniv.edu)
• You can upload your transcripts and test scores by logging in to your MyBearcat account . (sbuniv.edu)
• However, submitting ACT, SAT or CLT test scores could potentially improve your academic scholarship eligibility. (sbuniv.edu)
• While "test-optional" means a college is flexible about the submission of standardized test scores, that term may mean something different at each school. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• Eligibility to not submit test scores may be contingent on other factors -- for example, you might need to rank in the top 10 percent of your class or have a GPA of 3.5 or above. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• The impact of test-optional college admissions policies depends on whether applicants act strategically in disclosing test scores. (edworkingpapers.com)
• We analyze individual applicants' standardized test scores and disclosure behavior to 50 major US colleges for entry in fall 2021, when Covid-19 prompted widespread adoption of test-optional policies. (edworkingpapers.com)
• Applicants withheld low scores and disclosed high scores, including seeking admissions advantages by conditioning their disclosure choices on their other academic characteristics, colleges' selectivity and testing policy statements, and the Covid-related test access challenges of the applicants' local peers. (edworkingpapers.com)
• Undergraduate applicants are not required to submit ACT or SAT test scores. (concordiacollege.edu)
• Students choosing to apply for admission without the submission of test scores may be asked to provide alternate materials for review. (concordiacollege.edu)
• Concordia uses scores from college entrance exams to determine college readiness and evaluate students for merit scholarships. (concordiacollege.edu)
• Some schools and universities require Admission test Scores including SAT/ACT Scores. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• Some recommend students to submit the test scores but not strictly require it while some institutions have a strict admissions policy to submit the test scores. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• The Institute requires the applicants to submit test (SAT/ACT) scores. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• The Institute recommends students provide admission test scores (SAT/ACT), during the application process. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• does not require admission test scores (SAT/ACT) during the application process and does not recommend that students provide them. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• The following schools have made SAT scores optional for admissions. (edfin.net)
• Tyra-Lee Brett, a premed student at the University of South Florida and premedical trustee of the American Medical Student Association, told Medscape Medical News that students traditionally underrepresented in medicine - such as first-generation or low-income students, people of color, and immigrants - often have to compete with candidates who have more money and connections along with high test scores. (medscape.com)

Enrollment7

• At Santa Clara, admission standards have risen along with female enrollment, and officials say those have not eased for boys. (latimes.com)
• CSUN is adjusting admission requirements with an intent of reducing enrollment one percent per year for the next four years. (csun.edu)
• 2014. "College Enrollment among Low-Income Students Still Trails Richer Groups. (uni-muenchen.de)
• 2016. "Learning from the Test: Raising Selective College Enrollment by Providing Information. (uni-muenchen.de)
• Students who have applied to enter MC as a transfer or are receiving credit from another college or university (such as dual enrollment credit ) must submit a transcript showing college work as well. (mc.edu)
• If you're admitted Early Decision to Champlain College, you'll commit to enroll by submitting your enrollment deposit within three weeks of receiving your offer of admission. (champlain.edu)
• The state's most selective colleges saw steep decreases in Black and Latino enrollment, and the numbers never fully rebounded. (wkbn.com)

Financial aid7

• Students who need significant financial aid to afford college continue to try to take the tests because many scholarship programs still require them, Collins added. (ewa.org)
• While the mistakes in scoring may not have made any difference in admissions or financial aid, none of these students will truly know what it was that they might have missed. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Our financial aid policies are among the most generous in the nation and support our need-blind admission policy for all students, domestic and international. (amherst.edu)
• You'll receive your admission decision and financial aid offer months before other applicants. (champlain.edu)
• SBU will use your FAFSA results to put together your own personalized financial aid package and your admissions counselor will work with you through each step of this process. (sbuniv.edu)
• Cardona didn't elaborate on his options, but the federal government oversees vast sums of money that go to colleges in the form of student financial aid and research grants. (wkbn.com)
• While it's true that a college education comes with a high price tag, securing financial aid can help you confidently pursue your educational goals. (cowc.org)

Selective Colleges2

• At some schools, it's definitely a strategic advantage" to be male, said Chuck Hughes, a former Harvard admissions officer who is now a private admissions counselor and author of "What it Really Takes to Get into the Ivy League and Other Highly Selective Colleges. (latimes.com)
• Legacy admissions, long seen as a perk for the white and wealthy at selective colleges, have come under renewed fire since the ruling in June that colleges can no longer consider the race of applicants. (wkbn.com)

Students67

• When admissions officers for Santa Clara University recruit new freshmen, they do their best to reach the kind of students they'd like to see more of on the Silicon Valley campus: boys. (latimes.com)
• To place well in influential college rankings, those schools must enroll as many top high school students as they can -- and most of those students are female. (latimes.com)
• Despite employing the same tactics used for years to lure ethnic minority students, few colleges say they give admissions preferences to boys. (latimes.com)
• Some say the gap is limited to lower-income students and minorities, with girls from those populations more likely to attend college and boys more likely to go directly to work or the military. (latimes.com)
• Shouldn't they be tracking students' credit accumulation, or maybe whether they're earning college credit while they're in high school? (edweek.org)
• That puts some students in a bind, when they're forced to choose between the accommodations they're used to, and the ones ACT and the College Board permit . (edweek.org)
• 3. Only 8 Percent of Students Complete College- and Career-Ready Curriculum . (edweek.org)
• Standardized tests aim to provide accurate snapshots of a student's achievement and new results released from the Department of Education early in September reveal only 44 percent of students scored at grade level or better in English, while 34 percent did so in math. (csun.edu)
• An increasing number of students are choosing to forgo ACT testing altogether. (freebeacon.com)
• Even some Ivy League schools, including Harvard , have temporarily made ACT/SAT testing optional because the pandemic limited students' access to testing sites. (freebeacon.com)
• Last spring and summer, the SAT and ACT canceled popular testing dates, which left students with fewer opportunities to sit for these high-stakes exams. (ivywise.com)
• SAT subject tests , formerly known as the SAT II's and the SAT achievement tests, are subject specific tests that are designed to measure a students' knowledge in a particular area. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Students are generally advised to take a subject test after they have finished a course of study in that subject so that the material will still be fresh in their minds. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Written by a college counselor who has helped hundreds of students like you become the strongest candidate for BS/MD programs. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Arguably, most disruptive for students was the widespread cancellation of the SAT and ACT exams, which have traditionally been heavily weighted in college admissions. (ewa.org)
• The speakers noted that reshaping test policies, perhaps permanently, could make access to higher education more equitable, especially for low-income and first-generation students. (ewa.org)
• Remember that some juniors and international students take the tests, and some students take both exams. (ewa.org)
• Wealthy students are traveling to find open testing sites, according to the panel's moderator, Jeff Selingo, a former editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education and author of the recent book " Who Gets In and Why . (ewa.org)
• Students aiming at competitive schools looking for anything to give them an edge are also prepping for the admissions tests despite the pandemic, says Collins. (ewa.org)
• In this paper I hypothesize that the decreased costs and increased information may induce more students to apply to and enroll in college. (uni-muenchen.de)
• In the college-level analysis, I find that the average college saw an increase in about 88 enrolled students and 460 applications from the policy without any effect on their graduation rates. (uni-muenchen.de)
• 1998. Parental Income and Students' College Choice Process [Microform] : Research Findings To Guide Recruitment Strategies. (uni-muenchen.de)
• 2008. Moving Beyond Access: College Success for Low-Income, First-Generation Students. (uni-muenchen.de)
• Please join us for a thoughtful and pragmatic discussion of college admission testing that will be useful to students and parents alike. (compassprep.com)
• We are constantly extending our support to Parents/Students who may face difficulties in understanding the various aspects of the online admission process. (collegeadmission.in)
• In October 2005 thousands of students took the SAT. This was not news until information started to come out that the scoring on many of those tests was wrong and in many cases lower than they should have been. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• A lawsuit resulted and it was announced today that the Collegeboard and NCS Pearson, the company scoring the tests, would pay $2.85 million into a settlement account to be used to pay damages to the students involved. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Students who are interested in applying to Amherst should first be familiar with our available admission options, our application requirements, our deadlines, and our approach to reviewing and evaluating applications for admission. (amherst.edu)
• As part of our institutional commitment to expanded college access for students from all backgrounds, Amherst has added two new eligibility options for our Quick Pass application fee waiver, now extended to cover all first-generation applicants and all applicants from families with household incomes below $65,000. (amherst.edu)
• All higher education institutions should value the importance of a diverse and inclusive student body, and test-free policies can be helpful in broadening access and opportunity for students from all backgrounds and income levels. (luminafoundation.org)
• Test-free and test-optional policies offer institutions a way to communicate their values and signal that they welcome students from all backgrounds. (luminafoundation.org)
• New numbers show that the average score for students taking the ACT college admissions test has fallen to a 30-year low. (news12.com)
• Students who applied to enter MC as an incoming freshman should request that their high school send an official in-progress transcript of all high school work completed to date to the Office of Admissions. (mc.edu)
• Students who do not provide a standardized test score for admission evaluation will be considered for admission based upon their high school GPA and other holistic criteria. (mc.edu)
• All students who are admitted to the Macaulay Honors College must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and remain in academic good standing. (cuny.edu)
• CollegeAdvisor.com provides students access to the best and most affordable advisors to help with the college admissions process. (admitsee.com)
• Students need to check the testing policy of each school to which they're applying and that includes "test-optional" schools. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• At others, it means students must submit the results of AP, IB, or SAT Subject Tests in lieu of SAT or ACT results. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• In addition to the SAT (upcoming on March 9 and May 4) and the ACT (on April 13 and June 8), students may be taking AP exams and SAT Subject Tests this spring. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• Students can take Subject Tests at any time during high school. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• For the academic year 2022-23, the acceptance rate is 84.99% at Olivet College where a total of 1,439 students applied and 1,223 were accepted. (univstats.com)
• When considered along with a student's academic record, such tests are intended to help admission officers determine whether students can do the work academically in the first year of college. (a2zcollegeplanning.com)
• December is a busy time for students - both preparing for vacation at the end of the month, and also managing college preparation and application deadlines. (a2zcollegeplanning.com)
• This policy was designed to lessen the burden on students in their college application process. (concordiacollege.edu)
• Students who have met the admission requirements and been accepted to attend Concordia will be notified by mail. (concordiacollege.edu)
• All new students who have not taken the ACT or SAT in the past two year, or who do not have prior college credit will need to take the ACCUPLACER test to place into reading, writing, and math, or if necessary, English as a Second Language (ESL). (owens.edu)
• Students who need ADA accommodations or modifications for testing should contact the Disability Resource Center . (owens.edu)
• Orientation provides students information on how to succeed in college and at Owens. (owens.edu)
• By banning affirmative action but allowing legacy preferences, critics say the court left admissions even more lopsided against students of color. (wkbn.com)
• Open Admission Policy means that all qualifying students who meet the minimum eligibility criteria are offered admission and they start the degree the program without additional qualifications or performance benchmarks. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• We have provided the latest data of over 7000 US Colleges and Universities for Students benefit. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• The data includes admissions rates, SAT Averages, ACT Averages of the selected students. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• Be sure to also research grants offered by private organizations and companies, nonprofits, and your prospective schools, as there are a large number of private grants available for college students. (cowc.org)
• These total costs often results in a gap between your award funds and actual college expenses, requiring most students to use family resources or take out student loans. (cowc.org)
• Although it's still too soon to assess the extent of such changes or the impact on underrepresented students, some admissions experts and medical students suggest that well-written essays can boost students' odds of standing out. (medscape.com)
• Brett expects that underrepresented students will face additional challenges to admission without affirmative action policies. (medscape.com)
• Colleges are updating essay prompts to learn more about students' defining moments. (medscape.com)
• In doing so, colleges and universities can fully value aspiring students who demonstrate resilience and determination in the face of deep challenges. (medscape.com)
• Underrepresented students may feel pressure to focus on their trauma , according to Hanna Stotland, JD, a Chicago-based attorney and independent admissions consultant who helps students with their medical school applications. (medscape.com)
• ABSTRACT This study determined the prevalence of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) and antibody to hepatitis C virus (anti-HCV) among students at health colleges in Saudi Arabia from 2000 to 2007. (who.int)
• Do students benefit from being surrounded by high achievers at college? (lu.se)
• Does the social environment at college determine students' achievement? (lu.se)
• A recent study shows that exposure to high achievers during the first week at college can lead to lower course grades and higher dropout rates among academically weaker students. (lu.se)
• In OECD countries, for instance, about a quarter of the students who start a tertiary degree (college or university) never finish it (OECD, 2019). (lu.se)
• Not only the students' skill level but also their social environment is key to succeeding at college (Tinto, 1975). (lu.se)
• In the study, students are classified as "high achiever" or "academically weaker student" based on background characteristics that predict future college achievement. (lu.se)
• The transition from high school to college is difficult - especially for students who are disadvantaged in terms of skills or socio-economic background. (lu.se)

Universities13

• Since the beginning of the pandemic, more universities have made ACT and SAT testing optional for admissions. (freebeacon.com)
• The test-optional movement has been growing for years now, with approximately 1,350 colleges and universities in the US adopting some form of a test-optional or test-flexible policy. (ivywise.com)
• More recently, many well-known colleges and universities decided to move to a test-optional admissions model in response to testing cancellations during 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. (ivywise.com)
• If you earn credit from courses taken through other colleges or universities, send an official college transcript to have those credits transferred to SBU. (sbuniv.edu)
• Universities like to filter out their applicants, to ensure only those most likely at finishing their intended courses will make it through the admission process, with college admission exams. (pmcaonline.org)
• Thank you to Jacques Steinberg, education writer and author of The Gatekeepers: Inside the Admissions Process of a Premier College , who helms the New York Times' blog The Choice , for inviting us to explain the role testing plays in the admission decisions of American colleges and universities. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• A handful of small colleges have disavowed legacy admissions in the wake of the affirmative action decision, but there's been no sign of change in the upper echelons of America's universities. (wkbn.com)
• Admissions and Test Score Policy of all Schools, Colleges and Universities in Alaska are given here. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• Our data on US Colleges and Universities also includes employment rates, average salaries and much more. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• Find out everything you need to know about US Universities and Colleges. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• Published in 1910 to set medical education standards and practices, this report had a devastating effect on the racial makeup of medical schools and ultimately resulted in the closure of 13 historically Black colleges and universities that had been established between 1865 and 1904. (cdc.gov)
• In its ruling, the Supreme Court said that an applicant's personal experiences should carry the most weight in admissions decisions and that 'nothing in this opinion should be construed as prohibiting universities from considering an applicant's discussion of how race affected his or her life, be it through discrimination, inspiration, or otherwise. (medscape.com)
• This study demonstrates that universities shall not disregard the social environment when trying to smooth the transition to college. (lu.se)

Academic8

• High school boys do score slightly higher on the SAT but more girls have A averages, rank in the top 10% of their class and take more academic courses than boys, according to the College Board. (latimes.com)
• Despite the pandemic, the numbers of tests during the 2020 academic year fell only slightly. (ewa.org)
• This permits comparison of applicants even though they have widely different academic backgrounds and attend different colleges. (stateuniversity.com)
• The Macaulay Honors College application is designed to provide information about each applicant's academic record and preparation for a rigorous intellectual college experience. (cuny.edu)
• Challenge yourself academically, explore your academic interests, and earn college credit! (sbuniv.edu)
• Your completed application is important in that it establishes your admission file and provides details about your academic, co-curricular, and community accomplishments. (concordiacollege.edu)
• Your academic performance in high school matters - with your core academic courses having the most impact on your admission decision. (concordiacollege.edu)
• The objective of this investigation was to find out the predictive validity of the admission process regarding academic performance during the first year towards a degree in a private university in Mexico City. (bvsalud.org)

Pandemic7

• These results fuel concerns that post-pandemic graduates are not prepared for college-level work. (freebeacon.com)
• While rising seniors who are applying in the 2021-2022 admissions cycle may have more chances to sit for the exam than their peers did last year, there's no doubt that the ongoing pandemic has impacted every student's learning experience and test preparation process. (ivywise.com)
• Hundreds of higher education institutions have made the tests optional for applicants in response to the pandemic, setting off a huge shift in the college admissions landscape. (ewa.org)
• But the class of 2021 is facing more difficulties, since the pandemic forced many physical test sites to close (about 30 percent of SAT locations have closed , for example), and those that stayed open offer fewer spots in order to meet public health guidelines. (ewa.org)
• The Washington Post published an article about whether or not the pandemic-driven move to test optional will lead to permanent test-free admission. (admissionsconsultants.com)
• In other words, will colleges drop the SAT and ACT requirements after the pandemic ends? (admissionsconsultants.com)
• As a result of the pandemic, over 1,700 colleges use "test-optional" policies, meaning that they have made SAT/ACT score submission optional. (luminafoundation.org)

20241

• No PCAT testing dates will be offered during the 2024-2025 admissions cycle or beyond. (pearsonvue.com)

Counselor3

• Vincent Garcia, a college counselor at the Los Angeles prep school Campbell Hall, said liberal arts colleges, especially, can be "more forgiving of the occasional B or even a C" from a boy. (latimes.com)
• Please contact your college counselor for information on how to connect. (compassprep.com)
• Please contact your admissions counselor if you have questions or concerns. (sbuniv.edu)

20202

• From Test Optional To Test Free 2020-10-04 2020-10-04 https://admissionsconsultants.com/college/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo-new.png College Admissions Consultants with Admissions Committee Experience! (admissionsconsultants.com)
• Beginning Fall 2020, MC adopted a test optional policy. (mc.edu)

Exams9

• They're not just optional college-admissions exams anymore. (edweek.org)
• The National Center for Fair and Open Testing reports that 1,800 colleges no longer require these exams. (freebeacon.com)
• Between the years 2001 and 2015, twenty-three states and the District of Columbia implemented a policy providing mandatory and free college admission exams (ACT or SAT) to all public high school juniors. (uni-muenchen.de)
• As you're nearing graduation or perhaps have finished the commencement exercises, there's now one important hurdle for you to take as a next step-your college admission exams. (pmcaonline.org)
• Getting into college may also not be as easy as your high school exams, given the immense importance your degree plays in your life. (pmcaonline.org)
• When it comes to your college admissions exams, you'll want to impress your future schools. (pmcaonline.org)
• Taking practice tests can work to your advantage since you already have an idea which kinds of exams you'll take. (pmcaonline.org)
• You also can't go wrong with asking some tips from those who have previously taken the admission exams. (pmcaonline.org)
• If anyone can give you the most valuable tips on acing those college admission exams, it's definitely those who have taken the test and most importantly also passed and scored well. (pmcaonline.org)

Counselors3

• But high school counselors and admissions experts say they believe it is happening. (latimes.com)
• Todd regularly teaches other independent college admissions counselors and is the country's leading expert in BS/MD admissions. (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Plus, our highly qualified admissions counselors will be here to help you each step of the way! (sbuniv.edu)

Officers9

• Well-resourced colleges with goals of diversifying their student bodies, such as Swarthmore, give admissions officers the time, support and ideal of analyzing each applicant in the context of their school and background, explained Bock. (ewa.org)
• At schools such as Swarthmore that practice "holistic" admissions, the officers ask: "Is the student outperforming his or her context? (ewa.org)
• The brief concludes with recommendations for college leaders and admissions officers who seek more equitable admissions practices. (luminafoundation.org)
• What Do College Admissions Officers Look for on Facebook Pages? (adweek.com)
• What do college admissions officers look for when scanning the Facebook profiles of applicants? (adweek.com)
• According to Kaplan , 40 percent of admissions officers said they visit applicants' profiles on Facebook and other social networks to learn more about them, marking a record since Kaplan starting tracking the trend in 2008, when that figure was only about 10 percent. (adweek.com)
• A total of 89 percent of admissions officers said they "rarely" visit social media profiles, while 11 percent admitted to doing so often, Kaplan reported, adding that 29 percent of them have searched for applicants on Google, with that figure remaining relatively steady over the past two years. (adweek.com)
• According to Kaplan, the same percentage of admissions officers said what they found positively impacted and negatively impacted those chances-37 percent. (adweek.com)
• The children retired army officers, junior army officers, the X Army and currently serving officials from Punjab, FATA, Balochistan can apply for military college murree admissions for 8th class. (learningall.com)

Eligibility1

• A child's history of eligibility for special education or 504 accommodations helps to establish a record of disability, and the need for accommodations, but prior eligibility does not by itself provide a basis for eligibility for accommodations on the tests. (ldonline.org)

20163

• In 2016, we covered many slices of the world that starts with middle school and ends with the transition to college or work. (edweek.org)
• In response to a cluster of SARI cases and deaths in pregnant women, with two deceased cases testing positive for influenza A(H1N1)pdm09, an investigation was initiated to determine whether there was an increase of paediatric SARI cases admitted to divisional hospital intensive care units in Fiji in may 2016 compared to May 2013-2015. (who.int)
• In May 2016, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MoHMS) in Fiji identified an increase in adult hospital admissions due to severe respiratory infections. (who.int)

Achievement4

• This test consists of six individually time parts in two major sections, General Ability (four tests) and Achievement (two tests). (ets.org)
• The Achievement tests are Understanding of Modern Society and Premedical Science. (ets.org)
• Summarizing a decade of research at the University of California, this paper concludes that admissions criteria that tap student mastery of curriculum content, such as high-school grades and performance on achievement tests, are stronger predictors of success in college and are fairer to poor and minority applicants than tests of general reasoning such as the SAT. (berkeley.edu)
• For instance, having passed a selective admissions test is a predictor for high achievement, and having a foreign mother tongue is a risk-factor for low achievement. (lu.se)

Shift in the college admissions1

• The number of schools that are extending their test-optional admissions policies has created a major shift in the college admissions process. (ivywise.com)

Scholarships3

• There are many different funding opportunities that can help you finance your college education, including scholarships, grants, fellowships, and loans. (cowc.org)
• Scholarships are one of the best ways to pay for college. (cowc.org)
• It can be quite challenging to fund all of your college expenses with only scholarships, grants, and fellowships. (cowc.org)

Bryn Mawr Co1

• Notable colleges that have opted to go test-optional include University of Chicago, George Washington University, Wake Forest University, Bryn Mawr College, Wesleyan University, and American University, to name a few. (ivywise.com)

20212

• Due to the limited testing opportunities for the high school class of 2021, many schools shifted to test-optional admissions last year and some of these colleges are extending their policies for several years. (ivywise.com)
• Congratulations to the 140 applicants qualified for admission to the PLM College of Medicine for AY 2021-2022! (edu.ph)

Applicant3

• Mississippi College seeks to review each applicant on their individual merit and contribution to the university mission. (mc.edu)
• The admissions committee uses a holistic approach to evaluate applicant qualifications. (cuny.edu)
• In another thread, a Redditor who goes by Snekyplant feared admissions committees might label an applicant 'whiny' for discussing how they handled sexism in the workplace. (medscape.com)

Acceptance Rate2

• The following table shows the admission statistics including admission stats, acceptance rate, and yield. (univstats.com)
• In other words, the institutes having open admission policy have 100% acceptance rate. (uscanadacolleges.com)

Transcript7

• A student copy of the transcript cannot be accepted for admissions purposes. (mc.edu)
• Transcripts may be sent electronically from the high school via the transcript services eScrip or Parchment or mailed directly to the Office of Admissions at Box 4026, Clinton, MS 39058. (mc.edu)
• If you are no longer taking classes at that college, have the college or university send a final, official transcript showing all credits completed. (mc.edu)
• Like all applicants for freshman admission to SBU, we will require a transcript of your completed work for ninth through twelfth grades. (sbuniv.edu)
• Olivet College requires 4 item(s) (High School GPA, High School Record (or Transcript), Completion of College Preparatory Program, TOEFL) to submit to their applicants . (univstats.com)
• This includes the application for admission and transcript. (concordiacollege.edu)
• Instead, the Admission Office relies more on the high school transcript to assess college readiness and predict future success. (concordiacollege.edu)

Applicant's1

• Admissions Director Michael Truschke said the Malibu campus does consider an applicant's sex, but any boost for boys is slight. (latimes.com)

Open Admission Policy1

• Some institutions have open admission policy. (uscanadacolleges.com)

Process4

• Because the mandatory exam is administered during the junior year, the policy may also have increased the amount of information a student has about her college prospects earlier on in her decision making process. (uni-muenchen.de)
• The resources below will help you and your family navigate the admissions process and transition from homeschooled student to college freshman. (sbuniv.edu)
• Everything you need to know about the admission process. (concordiacollege.edu)
• The admission process begins once a completed application is submitted. (concordiacollege.edu)

Practice9

• Please fill out the contact form below for more information about taking practice tests with Compass. (compassprep.com)
• We welcome you to schedule a call with us to review your student's practice test results and collaborate on a strategy for how best to proceed. (compassprep.com)
• The more you take practice tests, the higher the likelihood that you're actually going to be able to do well on that test. (pmcaonline.org)
• If you don't know where to find practice tests, you can also ask advice from those who have already done so. (pmcaonline.org)
• They may have resources of practice tests you can download and take. (pmcaonline.org)
• The more practice tests you take, the more familiar the tests are going to be. (pmcaonline.org)
• Plus, some questions may also repeat in some years, so if you're lucky, those questions you've tried answering on your practice tests can be sure answers on your real exam. (pmcaonline.org)
• If you don't have access to practice tests, you can also have additional help by hiring an online tutor for the subjects you're finding difficulty in. (pmcaonline.org)
• Some colleges and alumni defend the practice, saying it builds community and encourages fundraising. (wkbn.com)

Tuition1

• Remember that your college costs include not only tuition but also textbooks, fees, and necessary living expenses. (cowc.org)

Director of Admissions1

• and Amin Gonzalez, associate director of admissions at Yale University and his colleagues Rebekah Westphal and Jean Lee. (collegeadmissionbook.com)

Login1

• Although you can view available appointment times, the PCAT program requires that you visit https://tpc-etesting.com/pcat/login to register for your test before scheduling your exam. (pearsonvue.com)

Transcripts5

• All test-takers may continue to request Official Transcripts and Personal Score Reports through the Pearson website until February 2026. (pearsonvue.com)
• Final transcripts must come directly from the college or university via electronic service or mail. (mc.edu)
• If you have taken college courses and you would like those courses evaluated for transfer credit, please send official college transcripts. (champlain.edu)
• Include any official past college transcripts for credit evaluation. (owens.edu)
• If you are transferring to Owens from another college, please bring your transcripts and submit official transcripts to Records . (owens.edu)

Applicants to submit1

• This brief discusses the equity implications of requiring college applicants to submit an SAT or ACT score as part of their application for admission, considerations for college leaders examining test-optional polices, and ways in which test-free policies may address equity concerns related to standardized tests in college admissions. (luminafoundation.org)

Dean2

• Meet us on campus or on Zoom for a campus tour led by a student guide and an information session with an Admission dean. (amherst.edu)
• Moon Prep sat down with Dr. Lindia J. Willies-Jacobo , MD, the Senior Associate Dean for Admissions. (forbes.com)

Eligible4

• With the numbers going up every year, not only are we getting a larger volume of applications, but the number of those that are eligible for admissions have increased as well," Alexander said. (csun.edu)
• 2) those declared eligible for admission to college after taking the Philippine Education Placement Test (PEPT). (edu.ph)
• After you have completed these three items, your application will be eligible for review once admission decisions begin in September. (mc.edu)
• MCM invites admission applications from interested and eligible candidates. (learningall.com)

Optional14

• Why are colleges going test-optional? (ivywise.com)
• Over the past few years, more and more colleges have announced test-optional or test-flexible policies. (ivywise.com)
• Colleges are well aware of this, and many schools have moved to extend their test-optional policies in an effort to ease the burden associated with applying to school while facing new and unprecedented disruptions. (ivywise.com)
• What does test-optional really mean? (ivywise.com)
• It's important to remember that these test-optional policies come with a big asterisk. (ivywise.com)
• Test optional does not mean test-blind. (ivywise.com)
• Just because a school is advertising as test-optional doesn't mean it's a blanket policy. (ivywise.com)
• Experts offer new angles for reporters covering SAT, ACT and the test-optional movement. (ewa.org)
• What are the implications of 'test optional' policies? (compassprep.com)
• MC is test optional, but should you choose to submit test score(s), your score(s) will be added to your application. (mc.edu)
• Champlain College is a test-optional institution. (champlain.edu)
• The City University of New York (CUNY) has implemented a Test-Optional policy for the next two years. (cuny.edu)
• SBU is test-optional for admission. (sbuniv.edu)
• BTW, a full list of schools with test-optional policies can be found here at FairTest . (collegeadmissionbook.com)

Pearson3

• The Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT ® ) is an admissions exam developed by Pearson specifically for colleges of pharmacy. (pearsonvue.com)
• If you are requesting any special accommodations, you must be pre-approved by PCAT Customer Relations prior to scheduling with a Pearson VUE Test Center. (pearsonvue.com)
• If your exam cannot be scheduled online, you will be prompted to call Pearson VUE Accommodations at 1-800-466-0450 in order to schedule your testing date, time, and location, and to ensure that you receive your approved accommodations. (pearsonvue.com)

Prep2

• For each of the subject tests the College Board provides a list of anticipated skills and recommended prep . (collegeadmissionspartners.com)
• Kaplan Test Prep surveyed nearly 400 of them from across the U.S. to find out. (adweek.com)

Application9

• Nick Alexander, assistant registrar from admissions and records, said that he does not think this is affecting college admissions and added that the school sees record breaking numbers of applicants every application cycle. (csun.edu)
• This website contains consolidated links, admission information and online application forms for applying to several Colleges. (collegeadmission.in)
• Each application is reviewed by at least two admission deans before being presented to the Admission Committee for discussion. (amherst.edu)
• It starts with choosing Early Decision on the Champlain College application or on the Common Application . (champlain.edu)
• You can apply to Champlain College using the Common Application or the Champlain College Application. (champlain.edu)
• Please do not submit more than one application for admission. (champlain.edu)
• The Macaulay Honors College application serves as both your general freshman application and your Macaulay honors application. (cuny.edu)
• Take the first step to becoming an SBU Bearcat by filling out our online application for admission. (sbuniv.edu)
• The candidates who will submit application form necessary to pass the written test, physical test, talent test, medical test and after that final interview will be taken from all candidates before selection. (learningall.com)

Centers1

• We mended for treating S. aureus skin infection in UK primary used HES data to calculate age-sex adjusted admission care centers ( 4 ). (cdc.gov)

Chances for admission1

• But what impact do their findings have on applicants' chances for admission? (adweek.com)

Examination2

• The Veterinary College Admission Test, often called the VCAT, was a former veterinary school admissions examination. (wikipedia.org)
• The grades derived from the National Examination for Admission into Higher Education (EXANI II), the general average grades from Senior High school and the points obtained through a questionnaire on social problems (DIT) were considered as variables for predicting performance. (bvsalud.org)

High8

• But for the last two years, the college has targeted special mailings to high school boys. (latimes.com)
• Take a high-pressure, high-stakes test like the SAT, mix it with the rollout of a new version that made everyone really nervous, and then throw in an anonymous insider who claims that the new test has serious design problems. (edweek.org)
• We see rapidly growing numbers of seniors leaving high school without meeting college-readiness benchmarks in any of the subjects we measure. (freebeacon.com)
• Generally, these applications are submitted on behalf of the student by the high school guidance/counseling staff based on time lines provided by the test administrators several months before the desired test administration date. (ldonline.org)
• or high school graduates who have not taken and/or are not taking any college subject. (edu.ph)
• Second semester of junior year in high school means testing. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• With so many graduates starting to leave behind their high school life for the college dream, June seems like a great time to discuss studying aboard. (a2zcollegeplanning.com)
• Many parents don't realize the time to start planning for college is early in the high school years. (a2zcollegeplanning.com)

Enroll1

• In the appendix I propose a model for the decision to apply, enroll, and complete college. (uni-muenchen.de)

Deputy Director2

• Ms. Michelle Buonacore-Artz , Deputy Director of Recruitment & Admissions. (cuny.edu)
• I was hopeful we'd be seeing more colleges volunteering to drop it," said James Murphy, a deputy director at Education Reform Now, a nonprofit think tank. (wkbn.com)

Affirmative action1

• In an interview with The Associated Press, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said legacy admissions must be revisited for the sake of diversity on campuses following the recent Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action. (wkbn.com)

Hospital admissions1

• We then directly stan- period, hospital admissions for Staphylococcus aureus in- dardized these rates by using the age-sex distribution for fections rose 49% from 53.4 to 79.3/100,000 child-years. (cdc.gov)

Requirements3

• Sometimes, there are alternative admission requirements such as the submission of graded papers, additional recommendations or in-person interviews. (collegeadmissionbook.com)
• Few college admission requirements generate more angst than standardized testing. (a2zcollegeplanning.com)
• If you are interested in applying for a health program, please review the selective health admissions requirements . (owens.edu)

Graduates1

• Of the ACT-tested graduates, 42 percent failed to meet any of the four ACT College Readiness Benchmarks (English, reading, math, science). (freebeacon.com)

Academics1

• You can get a head start on your college academics and enrich your homeschool experience by enrolling in an online dual credit course through SBU . (sbuniv.edu)

Evaluate2

• I think this is a great moment for us to really evaluate the tests and their use in admissions decisions," said Sharon Collins, a math teacher at New Heights Academy Charter School in New York City, who spoke on the panel. (ewa.org)
• The Supreme Court's decision to reverse the long-standing precedent on race-conscious college admissions may drastically change how medical schools evaluate candidates. (medscape.com)

Content1

• Neither we nor the colleges/institutions hold any responsibility on account of the accuracy of the content provided. (collegeadmission.in)

Validity1

• You've got instant fascination, worry, and a cascade of questions about the SAT's validity (reported in a major investigation by Reuters , and denied by the College Board). (edweek.org)

Entrance1

• The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) endorses the PCAT as the official preferred admissions test for entrance to pharmacy school. (pearsonvue.com)

Candidates3

• Table 1 summarizes the major aspects of the test (number of items, minutes allowed, number of candidates in October and in February, mean raw score in October and in February and standard deviation in October and in February) for each part of the test. (ets.org)
• Since 1974, the PCAT has helped pharmacy schools identify qualified candidates for admission. (pearsonvue.com)
• 600/- for female candidates), drawn in favour of GITAM University, payable at Visakhapatnam on any scheduled bank, be sent to the Director-Admissions. (scholarshipsinindia.com)

Characteristics1

• We find only modest differences in test disclosure strategies by applicants' race and socioeconomic characteristics. (edworkingpapers.com)

Policy4

• It's important to review the testing policy of each school on your balanced college list. (ivywise.com)
• The policy also reduced the time cost of test taking because the test is administered during class time and at a student's school. (uni-muenchen.de)
• Admissions Test Score Policy of the institutes indicates how the selection criteria of the institution works. (uscanadacolleges.com)
• The admission test score (SAT/ACT) policy for is unknown. (uscanadacolleges.com)