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Here’s how Stanford’s test-optional admissions cycle impacted early admits

Lea Nepomuceno and Sabrina Ottaway
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Dec. 28, 2021
Crime & Safety
The Harvard admissions lawsuit came to an end on Tuesday with the court ruling in favor of Harvard and race-conscious admissions. Stanford previously filed an amicus brief in support of Harvard and has historically supported race-conscious admissions.

Operation Varsity Blues test administrator to plead guilty in Boston court

Brooke Beyer
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Oct. 1, 2019
News
The adversity score — designed to contextualize applicants' SAT scores with their socioeconomic backgrounds — has been criticized as inconsistent, and is now part of a broader debate about the merits of standardized testing as a whole. (SAISHA HONGAL/The Stanford Daily)

SAT adversity score piloted by Stanford for Class of 2023 is flawed, Bay Area students say

Saisha Hongal
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Aug. 2, 2019
World & Nation
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SAT to give students ‘adversity score’ to account for social, economic background

Richard Coca
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May 17, 2019
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I am more than a number: The case against SAT scores in college admissions

Kelsey Page
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Dec. 2, 2014
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The SAT facelift

Uttara Sivaram
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April 17, 2014
Jason Willick

Smoke, Mirrors and the SAT

Jason Willick
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March 10, 2014
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Cooper defends aid policy

Christopher Kremer
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Dec. 2, 2011
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Obama quickens student loan change

Josee Smith
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Nov. 2, 2011
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FAFSA proves difficult for LGBT groups

Catherine Zaw
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Oct. 28, 2011
Academics
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Stanford AP credit policy: does it deserve a five?

Ellora Israni
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Feb. 15, 2011
The Stanford Daily

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