West Virginia SB41 allows students to use the Classical Learning Test as an alternative to ACT and SAT for college admissions and financial aid.
West Virginia SB41, the Standardized Testing Choice Act, permits students to take the Classical Learning Test (CLT) as an alternative to the traditional ACT and SAT exams. Public institutions of higher education must accept scores from the ACT, CLT, or SAT for admissions. Students are eligible for college financial aid if they achieve a composite ACT score of at least 19 or a concordant equivalent score on the SAT or CLT.
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