Purdue Returning to Test Required

Anonymous
Purdue announced today a return to test required for its next fall admission cycle. Here’s the press release which calls standardized test scores “essential” to making good admissions decisions. https://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2022/Q4/purdue-university-to-require-sat,-act-scores-for-2024-admissions.html
Anonymous
Amen
Anonymous
Good for Purdue!
Anonymous
My son and I took a tour a couple weeks ago and they told us then. I think it's the right decision.
Anonymous
Bravo Purdue!
Anonymous
MIT, Georgia Tech, Purdue, serious schools are coming back to test required.
Anonymous
More schools should do so. Anyone who wants to attend a selective college has already taken rigorous courses and many timed tests. The SAT or ACT is not too much to ask of an applicant.
Anonymous
Curious if we will see some more announcements over next few weeks so juniors have sufficient notice.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Curious if we will see some more announcements over next few weeks so juniors have sufficient notice.


UVA said they would announce in January.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:MIT, Georgia Tech, Purdue, serious schools are coming back to test required.


unfortunately In the us, serious schools aren’t respected in society
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MIT, Georgia Tech, Purdue, serious schools are coming back to test required.


unfortunately In the us, serious schools aren’t respected in society


What a silly comment. People are falling all over themselves to get into top schools. How can you say the US does not respect Serious schools? MIT, Stanford, CalTech not serious enough for you?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Amen


+1/ End the insanity
Anonymous
How many of the previous posters on this thread are NOT privileged? Let me guess: none.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:How many of the previous posters on this thread are NOT privileged? Let me guess: none.


Please define "privileged?"
Anonymous
Privileged now, certainly not privileged in 1992 when I took the SAT.
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