The University of California system can no longer use ACT and SAT tests as a determining factor for admission.<br />According to CNN, the ruling was handed down by Brad Seligman, an Alameda County Superior Court Judge.<br />The decision comes months after the university system waived the standardized testing requirements until 2024.<br />The agreement was, if a new test hadn't emerged by 2025, testing for California residents would be eliminated.<br />The judge's ruling went even further, prohibiting the consideration of scores from students who still chose to submit them.<br />In a statement, a spokesperson for the University of California said it "respectfully disagrees with the Court's ruling."
