Posted on 04/02/2020 12:52:46 PM PDT by BenLurkin
The colleges made these decisions in light of nationwide school closures, the cancellation of SAT and ACT tests this spring and several schools’ consideration of grading on a pass/fail or credit/no credit basis, all due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The announcements help answer some high school students’ concerns about whether they will be able to satisfy course and test requirements to attend college.
Prospective UC students can still submit SAT and ACT scores for admission next year in order to qualify for scholarships or satisfy UC admission eligibility and some university graduation requirements.
But the UC says no student will be disadvantaged in their admission application for not submitting an SAT or ACT score.
(Excerpt) Read more at sandiegouniontribune.com ...
As long as the illegals get admissions preferences and in-state tuition i’m good with it.
Any opportunity to flood academia with good socialist Democrat voter candidates....
Let me guess they slipped in a “first generation american (meaning not really American) priority insertion.
All CA employers should note the year their applicants received their “college degrees” - 2020 - for employee quality control purposes.
California degerees are already darn near worthless. Whike the UC bigwigs make obscene salaries.
It’s criminal, imo.
Agree with you on all the rest....
Auto tech and welding.
God bless you!
Got it. Thank you for the correction.
“Tell your parents to send more money”
So, Lori Laughlin no longer needs to pay half a mil. to get her kids into USC?
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