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Dartmouth, Yale, Brown Brought Back ACT/SAT Requirement, Why!? 🎓

📊 Yale, Brown, Dartmouth, MIT, and Georgetown reinstated their standardized testing requirements for all students next year. Why??? We dive into the data and tease out the insights students need to know when they apply to college in 2024 and beyond. New findings have emerged and we've got a hot take on the ACT/SAT college admissions debate! 🎓 In this video, we dive deep into the latest data that has turned the tables in the standardized testing conversation. MIT, Yale, and Dartmouth will require ACT/SAT scores for all students in 2024 and beyond and we've got the scoop on why. From statistical revelations to academic performance indicators, we explore the compelling evidence that has reshaped admission policies at these prestigious colleges. What's inside: *A detailed analysis of the new data on ACT/SAT scores and college performance. *Insights on the predictive power of standardized tests. *The reasoning behind MIT, Yale, and Dartmouth's decision to reinstate the ACT/SAT requirement. *A reveal on just how much test scores boost an application at a "test-optional" selective college. *Discussion on how this move could affect future college applicants. *If you're prepping for college, an educator, or just curious about the changing landscape of higher education, this is a conversation you don't want to miss. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction to the ACt/SAT data reshaping college admissions 0:19 - ACT/SAT are better predictors than high school GPA of college grades 2:34 - ACT/SAT are better predictors than high school GPA of attending an elite graduate school and working at a prestigious firm 3:54 - When colleges use standardized test scores does it hurt students from disadvantaged high schools? 4:52 Why ACT/SAT have predictive power for College Metrics 5:28 How elite test-optional colleges favor students with ACT or SAT scores 6:33 Higher ACT or SAT scores can boost your admissions chances from 5% to 25% 6:53 Students from strong high schools are expected to score higher 7:12 Implications for Students and Educators Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more educational content and discussions. Drop your thoughts and questions in the comments below – let's get the conversation started! #SAT #CollegeAdmissions #StandardizedTesting #EducationPolicy #Yale #Dartmouth #MIT #testprep #testpreparation #Testprepgurus www.PrepGurus.com Sign up for a practice ACT or SAT today at our website. Click the big red button on the top right to start the journey to your dream college