The COVID-19 health catastrophe has thrown the world into chaos, posing enormous challenges. Given the global health crisis, several universities have eliminated the SAT/ACT requirement for prospective students. As part of the test-optional policy (allows applicants to choose whether or not to report their SAT/ACT scores to a school), students who believe that their academic credibility is represented by their SAT/ACT results, their scores will continue to be examined as a representation of their academic preparation in universities. To get you started, here's a list of some of the best colleges in the United States that don't require SAT scores:
S No. | College | Acceptance Rate(%) | Ranking | Location |
1. | University of California, Berkeley | 17.5% | Berkeley, California | |
2. | Rice University | 10.9 | Houston, Texas | |
3. | University of California, Los Angeles | 14.3 | Los Angeles, California | |
4. | Cornell University | 10.7 | Ithaca, New York | |
5. | Marist College | 55 | Poughkeepsie, New York | |
6. | Syracuse University | 68.7 | Syracuse, New York | |
7. | University of Massachusetts, Amherst | 65.3 | Amherst, Massachusetts | |
8. | Boston College | 26.4 | Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts | |
9. | Lehigh University | 49.5 | Bethlehem, Pennsylvania | |
10. | University of Delaware | 66 | Newark, Delaware |