COVID or Not, U.S. News Refuses to Budge on Using Average SAT Scores in Rankings
Despite the pandemic, U.S. News continues to use unreliable average SAT scores in the latest edition of its rankings.
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Despite the pandemic, U.S. News continues to use unreliable average SAT scores in the latest edition of its rankings.
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