OPINION: The College Board lawsuit is a hopeful step towards change – The Roar

News broke on Wednesday, March 20, that the College Board will be facing a $500 million lawsuit from FairTest on behalf of angry parents and students due to submission complications during the online Advanced Placement exams. While bewildering, this lawsuit was inevitable and has addressed some concerns that have plagued these tests in past years.

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OPINION: The College Board lawsuit is a hopeful step towards change – The Roar

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