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University of California faculty members say life without the SAT isn't going well in their classrooms. More than 1,100 math and science professors across the U...
“The SAT mathematics requirement is not an obstacle to equity; rather, it is a prerequisite for it. Failing to measure preparation gaps does not remove barrie...
More than 1,000 professors across the University of California (UC) system are urging the reinstatement of standardized test requirements such as the SAT and AC...
UC STEM professors urge restoring SAT/ACT standards due to alarming math skill gaps in students.
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"Without standardized testing in admissions, professors said they don’t know whether incoming students can handle college-level math."
They say standardized math test scores are an objective measure of students’ preparedness for college STEM courses.
More than 600 faculty in STEM fields at the University of California signed a letter asking for the restoration of the SAT or ACT for students who want to major...
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UC professors demanded SAT/ACT math requirements be reinstated after revealing they are re-teaching middle school mathematics to incoming university students.
720 named signatories, mostly from UC Berkeley, but also San Diego, UCLA, Irvine, Davis and Santa Barbara, have published a document demanding a return to tests
UC professors demand return of standardized math tests as students lack basic math skills.
University of California professors warn of declining college math skills, linking it to test-optional admissions and standardized testing changes.
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Hundreds of University of California faculty signed an open letter demanding a return to mandatory mathematical standardized testing in college admissions.