In Houston, a development has occurred regarding university admissions. Further details are available from FOX 26 Houston. Public universities in the state have been given the option to use an alternative assessment for certain applicants.
This change applies to students who do not meet the standard requirements for admission. The new option is now available for use by Texas public universities, according to the information provided by the source.
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