This podcast episode explores the ongoing debate surrounding the role of standardized tests, particularly the SATs, in college admissions. It discusses the concerns about fairness and diversity implications, as well as the argument that these tests foster academic rigor and provide a more standardized measure of students' potential for success in college. The podcast also delves into the complex history of the SAT, the perceptions of its impact on diversity, and the potential legal risks associated with its use in light of the Supreme Court's decision prohibiting race in college admissions.
