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Why is WPI adopting a test-optional admissions policy?

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Why is WPI adopting a test-optional admissions policy?

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Standardized test scores are not the best predictor of student success at WPI. Our distinctive academic program calls upon students to develop and demonstrate creative problem-solving skills in both research and project work experiences. Student success typically is based on a strong academic foundation (rigorous course program and strong grade performance) coupled with a high level of motivation and initiative. We believe it is important that our admissions process clearly reflects these points of emphasis. We also believe students should be given the opportunity to submit an alternative measure of their academic potential. The decision to adopt a test-optional policy allows us to more clearly communicate what we value and what we know to be important for the success of our students.

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