AdvertisementYale and Brown made similar announcements, saying they conducted studies that found requiring testing allowed them to attract the most diverse student body.
"The institutions we're currently talking about, they're requiring tests again and didn't necessarily want to ever stop requiring tests," Baker said.
Its reason: requiring testing scores would help the school choose between many high school seniors with high GPAs.
Even so, data has shown students have continued to take tests despite applying to schools with test-optional policies.
AdvertisementMoving forward, Baker said it's important that if more schools choose to switch their testing policies, they consider the announcement's timing.
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