from Sam Altman | by Sam Altman

dropping standardized tests while maintaining legacy admissions policies and claiming it's about advancing equality of opportunity is not a serious position.

i'd love to see data, but as imperfect as tests are, i bet they do more for equality of opportunity than most of the rest of the application process, and it's very possible to look at scores in context. this is the echochamber gone very wrong.

how about more tests and drop the personal-essay-written-by-expensive-consultants?

abandonment of merit will cost american society greatly.