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[QUOTE="ToolzieFan, post: 3513842, member: 7018"] If a school decided to waive the SAT requirement for all students, then yes, I think it should apply to athletes in good academic standing. I agree 100%. I was just saying that UConn didn't waive any requirements due to COVID-19, and they won't because it is too late for a regular student to apply for next fall. I've never heard of a testing center be a place other than a school. That doesn't mean it doesn't happen. I don't even know if Sanogo really has to take the SAT, so the whole discussion might be for naught. [/QUOTE]
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