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What information will colleges not require on your application?

Test scores from the SAT or ACT
Your grades or your grade point average (GPA)
Number of detentions you got in high school
Description of what extracurriculars you are involved in

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The colleges you're applying to won't need your record of detentions received. When you apply to a college, your personal file that contains that information isn't sent out, as it doesn't show up on your transcript.
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Answer:

The answer is the number of detentions you got in high school.

Explanation:

Universities require graduate students to have a high-grade point average at school.

On top of that, they ask for SAT and ACT test scores, as they are standardized tests that are widely used for college admission in the United States.

In addition to that, universities request information on extracurricular activities to take an exam that relates their skills to the career in which they could enter, for example, a sports scholarship.

Universities don't care how many detentions you got in high school, they just make sure your academic performance is optimal.

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