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Tech-Neill-ogy #138 - 9 August 2026
Your Weekly Guide to Leveraging Technology in College Counseling
Welcome to Tech-Neill-ogy #138!
It’s always nice when the students return after a lengthy pre-service. Classes resumed on Thursday, and we’re headed into our first full week. This week’s newsletter features a host of interesting articles and some useful tools. As always, if you come across any, please do not hesitate to send them my way! For now, enjoy the newsletter!
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That’s it for this week, but here’s this week’s non-tech article:
“There is no other state that both has admission requirements that are laid out and then actually approves each and every course and its content.”
The University of California is reviewing both its test-free admissions policy and the 15-course “A–G” requirements that shape college preparation across California. Although no immediate changes have been announced, recommendations concerning the SAT or ACT are expected by June 2027, followed by a broader reconsideration of how UC defines academic readiness. Given UC’s size and national influence, this is a space all college counselors should be watching closely: its decisions could affect curriculum planning, testing strategies, and wider conversations about rigor and access well beyond California.
Happy counseling!
Jeff
















