Pandemic shows some Texas universities they didn't need the SAT

AUSTIN (Texas Tribune) — When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, nearly all Texas public universities responded by making the submission of an SAT or ACT score optional for college admission.But although COVID infections are down and in-person standardized tests are widely available again, the majority of Texas public universities are keeping the SAT and ACT optional until the spring of 2023 or later.Even before the pandemic, some universities considered themselves test-optional because of a state