Hi,
I'm currently an undergraduate at the best business school in Canada, which is a target for multiple banks. I actually have never taken the SAT. Do BB's ask for SAT scores, if so, which ones? Do you think it'll make a difference? I figured that HF/PE firms would take it to a greater degree.
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You could provide the equivalent to whatever admissions test you took to get into where you are currently. Most people don't put their standardized test scores on their resumes anyway, but may be asked to provide it on request.
I have heard Lazard and some bulge brackets asking for scores, but if you've never taken anything of the sort (or something they aren't at all familiar with) they can evaluate you on the rest of your application and it very likely wouldn't matter much anyway.
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