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The University of California System’s SAT Folly

The University of California System’s SAT Folly
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University of California professors are advocating for the reinstatement of standardized testing in admissions, citing a decline in student mathematical fluency. They argue that the lack of testing has left students unprepared for rigorous coursework like calculus.

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Highlights the ongoing national debate regarding the role of standardized testing in higher education and its impact on academic preparedness.

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Faculty are in open revolt over the lack of standardized test scores.

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The article focuses on faculty concerns regarding academic standards and the potential negative consequences of removing meritocratic testing requirements.

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