An Act relative to admissions requirements to institutions of higher education

This bill removes the mandatory requirement for standardized college entrance tests for undergraduate admission to public universities in Massachusetts. While these exams will no longer be required, applicants are still allowed to submit test scores voluntarily if they wish to do so. The change directly affects current and prospective students applying to state-funded higher education institutions. By amending existing state law, the legislation shifts the admissions process to focus on other criteria rather than standardized testing results.