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Submission of SAT and ACT scores will no longer be required, although the University will consider these scores should a student choose to submit them. The policy will take effect for the fall 2015 entering freshman class.
I wonder if SAT and ACT scores will be similar to "sorority recommendations" in that those who submit them may have a potential advantage over those who do not submit them? Especially when all things are generally equal (i.e. student’s performance, GPA and the rigor of the courses). And if so, then perhaps those that can afford some sort of “prep” class (for the SAT and the ACT) will be at an even greater advantage.
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