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Test optional trends in 2024

CTK College Coach

With Dartmouth and Yale now requiring test scores, will the test optional trend reverse? A March 2024 Update As we head deep into the middle of the school year, many juniors are taking the ACT or SAT– or wondering whether they should in this largely test-optional world.

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A 2024 Update on Whether or Not to Submit Test Scores

CTK College Coach

With Dartmouth now requiring test scores, will the test optional trend reverse? As we round the bend on the middle of the year, many juniors are taking the ACT or SAT– or wondering whether they should in this largely test-optional world. Sophomores looking ahead to fall testing are starting to prep.

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Calculate Your Academic Index: The Secret Formula

Top Tier Admissions

Since the 1950s, Ivy League schools have been using a secret ranking formula called the Academic Index (AI). The Academic Index was designed specifically to regulate athletic recruitment (in the Ivy League colleges, 15-20% of the first-year class is made up of recruited athletes for their sports teams).

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IB vs. AP Classes: Which Should You Take?

HelloCollege

IB costs $119 per course you are tested on during your comprehensive exam (and other aspects of the program have fees). AP exams currently cost $96 per test and there are fee waivers available for qualified students. The academic side of college admissions starts day one of high school. IB is more collaborative.

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UPenn Legacy Strategy

The Koppelman Group

However, across the Ivy League, the highest legacy rate we have ever seen is 30%. Since we have never seen an Ivy League school accept more than 30% of legacies, that means at these top schools the majority of legacies don’t get in. Well, it means your student needs to have great test scores. What does this mean?

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Brown Legacy Strategy

The Koppelman Group

If you have googled around about Ivy Legacy admissions you have probably found a couple of things. Some think pieces, some court case coverage, and the biggest thing: blogs from test prep/college counselor sites giving specific legacy acceptance rates. This is more or less true at all schools, but especially at Ivy League schools.

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Mid-season Update on College Acceptance Trends for Class of 2024

CTK College Coach

Sophomores and Juniors: What’s the latest with the test-optional trend? SAT, ACT, and test optional: with Dartmouth now requiring test scores, will the test optional trend reverse? Sophomores looking ahead to fall testing are starting to prep. You can see my fulsome update on the digital SAT here.