UC Professors Call for SAT, ACT Return as Math Skills Gap Widens
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A significant faction of faculty at the nation's largest public university system is pushing back against test-optional admissions policies, arguing that removing standardized measures has left them unable to identify and address math deficiencies early—a decision that could reshape how universities balance equity goals against academic preparation.
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