Homeschool students deserve the same access to high-quality test preparation as any other learner”— Tyler York, CEO, ...

The legislation would require the state’s public colleges and universities to consider scores from the CLT as an alternative ...

The SAT, accepted by almost all of the nearly 4,000 colleges and universities in the U.S., may have some growing competition. The Classic Learning Test (CLT) has proved quite the competitor against ...

An alternative to the ACT and SAT college exams has been approved but not without controversy over some questions. The Board of Governors for Florida’s state university system approved the Classic ...

There are very good reasons declines in NAEP scores aren't correlated with performance on college admissions tests.

Indiana's Senate Bill 88 proposes allowing the Classic Learning Test (CLT) alongside SAT and ACT for college admissions, ...

In a college-entrance-exam landscape long dominated by the SAT and the ACT, a relative newcomer has started to gain traction—especially in red states. The Classic Learning Test, first unveiled a ...

Iowa Board of Regents members, from left, David Barker, Greta Rouse and Nancy Boettger listen June 2, 2022, to a presentation while meeting at the University of Iowa. (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette) Buy ...

Florida’s Board of Governors voted Friday to approve the use of results from the Classic Learning Test, or CLT, in college admissions. The approval makes Florida the first state university system to ...

The Board of Governors for Florida’s public universities is set to vote on whether college applicants can submit the Classic Learning Test, or CLT, in lieu of more broadly accepted standardized tests, ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill in May that authorized Florida school districts to administer the Classic Learning Test (CLT), a new and controversial standardized test, alongside the SAT and ACT. Now ...

The legislation would require public colleges and universities to consider CLT scores for admission, and require schools to teach the “success sequence” as a way to avoid poverty.