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I believe they only reference it if you're borderline on GPA, at least that's what I hope. Personally, my SAT is only a 1440 but I have a 4.0. Interested if anyone else has thoughts on this though
Seriously! I just wanted to know. Most people have super high 1500+ scores nowadays and I know by normal people standards 1400+ is good but consulting jobs are also wanted by those people who have 1500+ scores. I also would have assumed that a test taken literally in high school would not matter. But i guess it does.
What kind of jaded, self-centered showboat dipshits felt the need to ask whether their 96+ percentile SAT scores are good enough?
You were def that kid who said he got a horrible grade on the test, then when asked what he got shows a 95.
Dude I’m not kidding, most kids who go to targets have over a 1550+. Things have changed. The reason there are no news articles about some kid getting a 1600 is because it’s not newsworthy anymore as more people are getting higher scores…
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