A List of Testing Policies by School

Friday, February 16, 2024

High School Students Taking Test In Classroom

The COVID-19 pandemic brought on numerous changes within the standardized testing industry, including the introduction of a new, entirely digital testing format and many colleges shifting to a test-optional admissions process for the 2020-21 admissions cycle.

Fast forward a few years. More than 1,900 colleges and universities in the U.S. extended their test-optional policies through the 2023-24 application cycle, with some making the move to test-optional even longer or permanent. Other schools have since reinstated their standardized testing requirements.  

Curious about the testing policies of the schools on yourbest-fit list? Check out our recently updated list below

*Source: FairTest.org, Individual university websites

While there have been significant changes to the college search and application process in recent years, you can still feel confident about your applications by doing your research and preparing accordingly. If you are in the midst of your own college search and looking for expert guidance, our team of college admissions counselors can offer personalized insight.

Also, check out our IvyWise KnowledgeBase for the latest updates on the college admissions landscape.

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