As the college admissions landscape continues to evolve in 2024, it’s crucial for high school students & parents to stay informed with the latest policy updates.

⚠️Earlier this month, Yale University became the 2nd Ivy League school (along with Dartmouth) to move away from the test-optional policy, announcing that they will require the SAT/ACT for the Class of 2029 cycle.

This means that current high school juniors & younger will need to take the SAT/ACT if they want to be considered for admissions.

With 2 prominent universities reinstating the SAT/ACT requirements, many students & parents assumed other universities would follow suit.

⚠️However, just 5 days later, the University of Michigan publicly announced that they would officially adopt a test-optional policy for undergraduate admissions effective immediately.

So what does this mean for you?

What happens if you want to apply to certain colleges that require the SAT/ACT and others that have an optional policy?

How will the ever-changing test policies affect your chances of getting accepted into your dream colleges?

⭐️Next Wednesday, April 3rd,at 5 pm PST / 8 pm EST, I’ll take you through all the new college admissions policy updates in 2024. You’ll also learn how to create a stand-out factor to increase your chances of getting accepted into your dream colleges.

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