I'm at sophomore at a semi-target. I got a 780 on it in high school but I think if I take it now I can get an 800. Would an 800 look a lot better for SA IBD recruiting?
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Lame troll.
I can't tell if you're serious, but if you are:
You really shouldn't bother wasting your time. They don't seriously look at SAT scores, and even then, a 780 and 800 aren't that different. Hell, there's not even a real way you can verify your scores, so you could just lie about it.
Honestly, don't bother
The difference between a 780 and an 800 is negligible and will certainly not improve your chances of IBD recruiting. Also, that test was incredibly easy and getting a 780 means you could get an 800, but it is certainly not worth your effort.
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