ACT vs. SAT: What’s the Difference?
The SAT is a little longer than the ACT, with the former lasting up to 134 minutes and the latter for 125. However, there are ...
Test-optional no more: Ohio State University to require SAT, ACT again for students
After five years of test-optional admissions, Ohio State university will once again require students to submit an ACT or SAT ...
Ohio State will once again require ACT/SAT testing for admissions
The university said it will not rely solely on test scores when deciding on admissions and will comprehensively review each ...
Ohio's statewide ACT scores are worse than a decade ago. See the average
Ohio students are doing worse on the ACT college admissions exam than they were a decade ago, according to data from the ...
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Ohio State to require applicants’ ACT/SAT scores, ending pandemic-era policy
Ohio State University announced this week it will once again require ACT/SAT scores for first-year applicants, starting in 2026. Five years ago this week, Ohio State ...
Ohio State to reinstate ACT, SAT requirements for 2026 admissions
Ohio State University has announced plans to reinstate a major requirement for students applying for undergraduate ...
Ohio State will require ACT/SAT for incoming freshmen
The Ohio State University announced Wednesday the reinstatement of the ACT/SAT test requirement for all new first-year ...
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Bills targeting Iowa universities could cost campuses millions
A legislative proposal aimed at upping Iowa-resident enrollment in the UI Colleges of Medicine and Dentistry could deprive ...
Rock Hall nominees Maná return to the Bay Area for 2 big shows
The Mexican rock act — who, in 2025, became the first Spanish language act to ever be nominated for induction into the Rock ...
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'Demeaning' Trump official demanded federal employees produce SAT or IQ scores: NYT
The New York Times is reporting that Michael Grimes, a former Morgan Stanley banker who now works as a senior official at the ...
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Personal injury attorney Stewart Vance from the Vance Law Firm is in studio to answer your legal questions.
CHIPS Act employees had to ‘justify their intellect’ before being let go.
The Department of Commerce laid off 40 people from the office overseeing CHIPS grants after senior department official Michael Grimes held “brief interviews” with employees, reports The New York Times ...