California Sociology Professor Cited 'Irony' in Removing ACT/SAT Not Fixing Racial Disparities as Intended – Democratic Accent

California sociology professor cited ‘irony’ in removing ACT/SAT not fixing racial disparities as intended

A University of California, Los Angeles, professor told Fox News Digital on Thursday that the university system’s "test-blind" admissions policy failed to eliminate racial disparities in standardized testing as intended."That was obviously the motive. The UC Regents were very clear," said Gabriel Rossman, a sociology professor at UCLA. "They did get rid of the SAT because they thought it had a disparate impact by race."More than 3,000 faculty me…

California sociology professor cited 'irony' in removing ACT/SAT not fixing racial disparities as intended - NEW YORK TIMES POST

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A University of California, Los Angeles, professor told Fox News Digital on Thursday that the university system’s “test-blind” admissions policy failed to eliminate racial disparities in standardized testing as intended. “That was obviously the motive. The UC Regents were very clear,” said Gabriel Rossman, a sociology professor at UCLA. “They did get rid of the SAT because they thought it had a dispara…

California sociology professor cited 'irony' in removing ACT/SAT not fixing racial disparities as intended – Democratic Accent

A University of California, Los Angeles, professor told Fox News Digital on Thursday that the university system’s “test-blind” admissions policy failed to eliminate racial disparities in standardized testing as intended. “That was obviously the motive. The UC Regents were very clear,” said Gabriel Rossman, a sociology professor at UCLA. “They did get rid of the SAT because they thought it had a disparate impact by race.” More than 3,000 faculty …

California sociology professor cited 'irony' in removing ACT/SAT not fixing racial disparities as intended

A University of California, Los Angeles, professor told Fox News Digital on Thursday that the university system’s "test-blind" admissions policy failed to eliminate racial disparities in standardized testing as intended."That was obviously the motive. The UC Regents were very clear," said Gabriel Rossman, a sociology professor at UCLA. "They did get rid of the SAT because they thought it had a disparate impact by race."More than 3,000 faculty me…