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Message: From GoLocalProv by Cristiana Quinn, GoLocalProv College Admissions Expert: Last week, the Collegeboard announced sweeping changes to the SAT which will take effect in 2016. The changes come at a time when SAT has been losing market share. As of 2012, the ACT surpassed the SAT as the most popular college entrance exam. Additionally, colleges have been flocking to join the Fairtest movement which advocates SAT/ACT optional policies in college admissions. Today, more than 800 four year institutions allow students to opt out of submitting test scores during the admissions process. Who will the SAT changes affect and what can students expect? More details will be release on April 16, but here is what we know so far: http://www.golocalprov.comhttp://beta.golocalprov.com/college-admissions-sat-announces-biggest-changes-ever