Reply to "Hide a "bad" SAT/ACT score?"

nycdad10,000+ posts

@anotherparent posted:
Was this at a school that has said that test scores are not required for admission?
I don't see how they can use test scores for financial aid or merit awards if they aren't required of all students for admission. I can see that they might still want them for athletes.

This is an NCAA rule. Not school specific. Another example is my 2020 is required to maintain a 2.5GPA to keep his academic scholarship according to his college, but NCAA D1 rules say you need to maintain a 3.0 so academic and athletic can be combined.

The school my 2022 committed to does not require SATs for admittance.

5/6/218:40 AM

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