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Hegseth’s college exam assesses middle-school math
The Classic Learning Test, initially promoted as a college admissions exam, has become primarily a remedial graduation test in Florida, used by struggling students to meet graduation requirements. Critics argue it assesses mostly middle-school-level math, making it easier for students who struggle with algebra to pass, which has contributed to increased graduation rates. While the test is accepted by some military academies and state universities, there is limited evidence it accurately predicts college success, and few students use it for college admissions, raising concerns about its effectiveness and purpose.
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