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I think it isn't really comparable to an extracurricular, especially not if similar schools continue to require it. It would basically be an extracurricular tha
by mennis16 6y ago
I think it isn't really comparable to an extracurricular, especially not if similar schools continue to require it. It would basically be an extracurricular that you know everyone has but only some people are choosing to report it. That just seems like something that could subconsciously affect judgement even if admissions tries to be agnostic.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoThe reason many colleges are changing it to "not required" is because so many students are unable to take the test this year. Something that is not required but still considered is beyond the curriculum, or extracurricular. Many colleges have allowed you to submit both the SAT and ACT, admissions uses all the data available and the student should present themselves as best they truthfully can.