Senate Concurrent Resolution 198 supports reinstating standardized tests for University of California admissions.

Senate Concurrent Resolution 198 expresses the Legislature's support for the University of California reinstating the SAT, ACT, or other nationally recognized standardized tests as a requirement for student admissions. The resolution cites concerns about the academic preparation of incoming students, particularly in mathematics, and argues that standardized tests provide a consistent measure of readiness. Faculty from various disciplines, including STEM and non-STEM fields, have signed letters supporting the use of standardized tests in admissions decisions.

Senate Concurrent Resolution 198 supports reinstating standardized tests for University of California admissions.

Senate Concurrent Resolution 198 expresses the Legislature's support for the University of California reinstating the SAT, ACT, or other nationally recognized standardized tests as a requirement for student admissions. The resolution cites concerns about the academic preparation of incoming students, particularly in mathematics, and argues that standardized tests provide a consistent measure of readiness. Faculty from various disciplines, including STEM and non-STEM fields, have signed letters supporting the use of standardized tests in admissions decisions.