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College Boards

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Trademark.
  1. the SAT tests, a set of standardized college admissions tests developed by the College Board.


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The new law will require community college boards to submit a report to lawmakers by 2028 to show the attendance rate and demographics of students who received in-state tuition rates under the program.

From Seattle Times

Local college boards were empowered to change problematic campus building or classroom names and to recommend college name changes.

From Washington Post

Last month, 247Sports national recruiting analyst Greg Biggins called Stratton “a player we think could emerge on a lot of college boards this offseason.”

From Seattle Times

Biggins also added that Stratton is “accurate to all three levels of the field, gets the ball out quick and his decision making has been on point as well. Nevada is his most recent offer, joining earlier offers from FIU, Brown and Columbia and he’s a player we think could emerge on a lot of college boards this offseason.”

From Seattle Times

Tuition rates are set by local college boards and can increase without Legislative approval.

From Washington Times