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NABC just proposed that SAT and ACT requirements be permanently eliminated from NCAA initial-eligibility standards
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[QUOTE="STEVEHOLT, post: 3448201, member: 522"] I’ll tell you why it’s not a fair test ... because children of the rich / elite have a huge advantage by being able to take prep courses which teach you how to take the test and artificially raise your score hundreds of points .. while a lot of kids can’t afford them The privileged also manage to get doctors notes that say they can take the test “untimed” due to some made up fake ass medical condition ... [/QUOTE]
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NABC just proposed that SAT and ACT requirements be permanently eliminated from NCAA initial-eligibility standards
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