The University of California is changing its’ freshman admissions requirements for fall 2012. For foreign students the change that will impact them is that the two SAT Subject Tests will no longer be required for admission. Students can of course still choose to submit their scores for consideration as part of their application. The Subject Tests may also be recommended for certain majors.
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