Standardized tests are still the fairest way to measure student readiness for college, despite the push to go test-optional. I teach at a school where GPAs vary wildly between teachers, so the SAT at least gives universities a common yardstick. Sure, the test favors wealthy kids who can afford prep courses, but so do extracurriculars and personal essays. Removing the test doesn't level the playing field—it just makes admissions more opaque. What do you think—does the SAT still belong in college admissions, or should we rely on grades and interviews alone?