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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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]

This is a really small list. Not these ones.

Agree with you that every day others def are.

But these schools appear to have very different institutional priorities and have used test scores very differently.[/quote]

It’s 26 schools. 10 of whom (maybe more) were TO before 2020…….
Reading this list, almost all will stay TO for next year….
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