Harvard drops standardized test requirement through 2026
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Students will be able to apply to Harvard University without submitting SAT or ACT scores for at least the next four years, the Ivy League school announced Thursday, extending a policy many colleges have adopted during the pandemic and that a growing number are keeping for years to come.
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Students will be able to apply to Harvard University without submitting SAT or ACT scores for at least the next four years, the Ivy League school announced Thursday, extending a policy many colleges have adopted during the pandemic and that a growing number are keeping for years to come.
Harvard University's decision to allow students to apply without SAT or ACT scores for four more years likely presages similar test-optional actions by other colleges.
The school's dean of admissions said students will not have any disadvantages in the application process should they choose to not submit their test scores.
