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I mean a lot of companies ask applicants to put their standardized scores on their resume(I know HSBC even asks for HS records.) The only time I think a 36 would stand out is if you attend a very lowly ranked college or state school.

 

So if I go to a state school (think UVA, UT, UMICH) it’s beneficial?

 

I mean a lot of people get into top schools without perfect stats, so I guess it would help. Lots of finance companies just want people who will do the work (ALL the work) and do the work well. Someone who could achieve a perfect score probably shows that they can do the work, which is why I think it may help. I may be wrong.

 

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