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Johns Hopkins University has announced a return to requiring standardized testing for admissions in the latest move by the school that reins in diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
The mid-August decision to require ACT or SAT scores for undergraduate admissions came at roughly the same time as the private, top-tier institution also told the campus community it will make a “posture of restraint” its default setting on university statements, meaning it is implementing institutional neutrality.
Campus leaders will only comment on topics “in the limited circumstances where an issue is clearly related to a direct, concrete, and demonstrable interest or function of the university,” administrators stated.
These two pivots also come roughly five months after its chief DEI officer stepped down amid a major scandal.
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The mid-August decision to require ACT or SAT scores for undergraduate admissions came at roughly the same time as the private, top-tier institution also told the campus community it will make a “posture of restraint” its default setting on university statements, meaning it is implementing institutional neutrality.
Campus leaders will only comment on topics “in the limited circumstances where an issue is clearly related to a direct, concrete, and demonstrable interest or function of the university,” administrators stated.
These two pivots also come roughly five months after its chief DEI officer stepped down amid a major scandal.
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Johns Hopkins University latest elite school to reinstate SAT requirement | The College Fix
Institution making moves that reins in DEI policies.
