MIT reinstates SAT/ACT requirement
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It's easy to point and say "duh" - but I cannot understand the rationale for dropping the SAT/ACT at all. Like - at all.
What other signal is more accessible, equitable and understood?
As someone who was the first to graduate college in my family - all I knew was that you get good grades in high school and your college entrance exams.
If you take the 2nd piece away - I wouldn't have known what to replace it with.
@xenon said in MIT reinstates SAT/ACT requirement:
As someone who was the first to graduate college in my family - all I knew was that you get good grades in high school and your college entrance exams.
If you take the 2nd piece away - I wouldn't have known what to replace it with.
Same here. I didn't even know to visit colleges before choosing one. My parents never took me to look at any colleges, I just picked one that sounded good.
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I remember visiting colleges and going with my mom and sister when she visited colleges. This was early and mid 80s
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Boston College was 4 miles from my house, so I could walk there. My father went there, my grandfather went there. There was no need for any extra visit, an easy decision.
When I started there the majority were commuters, after 4 years the majority were residents. I think it is now 100% residents. No more living in your parents house and walking to school.
