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The College Board
Overview
The College Board is a non-profit organization based in the USA, focused on advancing educational opportunities and success for students. With a workforce of over 1,000 employees and annual revenue of approximately $961 million, the organization operates primarily in the corporate services sector, specifically within professional training and non-profit management. The College Board is known for its involvement in college admissions and standardized testing, as evidenced by its collaboration with the Admissions Research Consortium (ARC). Established in 2021, ARC comprises 80 colleges and associations aimed at analyzing the evolving college admissions landscape, particularly in light of changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. The consortium's research addresses trends in college applications, admissions, and student outcomes, providing insights into score disclosure decisions and their implications for student success. The findings reflect a growing trend in test score disclosure among applicants, indicating a shift in the admissions process and its impact on first-year college performance. The College Board continues to contribute to discussions surrounding educational access and success through its research initiatives.