THE NATION’S LARGEST public university system has signaled plans to eliminate the use of standardized tests like the SAT and ACT for admission to its 23 campuses.
California State University trustees on Jan. 26 heard a recommendation from the system’s admissions advisory committee to remove the standardized testing requirement and replace it with a so-called multifactor admission score that allows colleges to consider 21 factors.
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