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[quote=Anonymous][code][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think they are going to start trending down...the TO success stories.

I think for the selective schools they are looking and test aware going forward.  It is the bump over other similar candidates that are TO.[/quote]

[b]TO is not going away at these schools -[/b] for some, probably ever. For others for at least a year (or more)… 
Hope my research is helpful to others!

UChicago (historical)
WashU (44% of admitted students  TO)
Vanderbilt (47% TO of admitted students)
USC (Cali)
Cornell (certain colleges)
Claremont McKenna (Cali)
NYU
BU
UMiami (historically TO)
Northeastern
Villanova
Middlebury (close to 50%)
Wesleyan (historical)
BC
Lehigh
Pomona (Cali)
Wake (historically TO)
Tufts (40%)
Tulane (50% of the admitted students for our Class of 2027 did not submit test scores.)

Historical Test-optional schools - for more than a decade, include the University of Chicago, Brandeis University, the University of Rochester, Wake Forest University and Wesleyan University. Bates, Bowdoin, Colorado, Dickinson, Emerson and Pitzer colleges.[/quote]

false. Every day another college announces it is dropping TO[/quote]

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