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[quote=Anonymous]The top colleges are perfectly fine with test optional. They will get "the best" students which meet the academic standards and institutional needs. The graduation rates for T25 and such will remain high. Even when the SAT was mandatory, graduation rates were never 100%. When a state like CA with a large population of prospective students each year is test blind ( think about that for a second); thousands of colleges have been TO going on 4 years; HYSP ( with Harvard through calendar year 2026!) still TO; and an Ivy League school like Columbia being permanently TO, my friends, the cake has been baked. Colleges will not go back to mandatory standardized testing en masse, including the elite colleges. There will hundreds of opinions whether that's good or not, but it is what it is. Each family will need to determine what's best for their kid's college admissions prospects. [/quote]
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