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Lawsuits Fire Back at College Entrance Exams

Students, parents, education advocacy groups, and the Compton Unified School District have filed lawsuits against the University of California system, arguing that its requirement of the SAT or ACT is unlawful and discriminatory.

By Ani Tutunjyan and Stephanie Caceres • Dec 17, 2019

No ‘Common Yardstick’?

By Ani Tutunjyan , Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • May 31, 2019

College Board’s new SAT Adversity score furthers tensions in the ever growing push to level the playing field of college admissions.

Was the August SAT College Board’s Biggest Controversy Yet?

As allegations of cheating became widespread after the August SAT, College Board assured students that scores will be released as planned on Sept. 7. But reactions have varied.

By Mhar Tenorio, Online Editor-in-Chief • Sep 25, 2018

As allegations of cheating became widespread after the August SAT, College Board assured students that scores will be released as planned on Sept. 7. But reactions have varied.

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