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Breaking News: Stanford Reinstates Standardized Testing

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Stanford will reintroduce standardized testing requirements for undergraduate admissions starting in fall 2025 for admission to the Class of 2030. For rising seniors (students applying in fall 2024), Stanford will remain test-optional.

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Breaking News: Johns Hopkins Reinstates Standardized Testing

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Johns Hopkins University will reintroduce standardized testing requirements beginning with those seeking admission for the fall 2026 semester to the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences or the Whiting School of Engineering. Most recently, Stanford University announced it would once again require students to submit test scores.

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Ivy League Schools Go Test-Optional Again for 2022-2023 – What This Means for College Admissions

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Initially, however, it seemed like the Ivy League was eager to return to requiring test scores. Meanwhile, a few other Ivy League schools (including Cornell University and Stanford University) had already extended their test-optional policies through 2023.

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Standardized Testing and Its Role in College Admissions

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In this ever-changing college admissions landscape, the role of standardized testing remains a hot topic (and source of confusion). Understanding how these tests fit into the broader admissions process can help demystify their purpose and highlight strategies you can use to enhance your applications.

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Standardized Testing Policies: A Shifting Landscape

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Test-neutral? Test-recommended? Test-aware? While many universities have announced post-pandemic admissions policies that re-instate mandatory standardized test scores, there is still no consensus. Test scores are more reliable than high school grades, partly because of grade inflation in recent years.”

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Ivy League Profile: Columbia University

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Columbia University, located in the City of New York, is a renowned Ivy League college. The school is, unsurprisingly, deeply competitive: for the Class of 2025, only 2,355 of 60,551 applicants received offers of admission, translating to a 4% admissions rate (for comparison, the acceptance rate was 6% in 2016 ).

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Ivy League Profile: Princeton University

The Ivy Dean

Princeton University, part of the Ivy League and located in Princeton, New Jersey, was originally founded as the College of New Jersey in 1746, making it the fourth-oldest institution of higher education in the United States. The Ivy Dean has helped dozens of students gain acceptance to Princeton Universityover the past ten years.