College admissions reform

College admissions reform involves changing the process by which students are selected for admission to colleges, aiming for greater fairness, transparency, and diversity. Reforms may address issues like reducing reliance on standardized tests, increasing consideration of a student's background and achievements, and ensuring equal access for underrepresented groups. The goal is to create a more equitable system that recognizes a variety of talents and experiences, while also maintaining academic standards. These changes seek to move away from overly competitive, test-focused admissions toward methods that better capture a student's potential and contributions, fostering a more inclusive higher education environment.