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<p>I think you missed Kelly’s point. Yale can do all the “background checks” it wants on stuff it can get its hands on (verify transcripts and ECs, etc. etc.), but it will absolutely NOT be able to penetrate the ACT wall. Posit this: Yale calls up ACT and says, give me all the tests for Ms. Jones. ACT says, sorry bud, test results are the property of the student. Go pound sand. Rebuffed, Yale calls up Ms. Jones and says, give us all you ACT scores, all of them!!!. Ms. Jones says, “I have,” as she sits there with a plethora of unrealeased ACTs in her back pocket. What’s Yale gonna do?</p>