Wed, 14 Feb 2007

Texas Gov. Proposes College Exit Exams

So can I take the test without attending classes and get a degree? If not, why not? If so, what's the point of a four year test prep course?

College students who are about to graduate at public universities may need to get their No. 2 pencils and Scantrons ready. There is a possibility they could be revisiting the days when they had take a standardized tests.

(link) [North Texas Daily]

via U.S. News & World Report

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