Does anybody still include SAT on resume?
Would a 2100 SAT score be beneficial or detrimental on a resume for investment banking and other finance roles? Don't want to shoot myself in the foot by including a score that reduces credibility. Thanks!
This is really all preference and also comes down to how that score is relative to the rest of your resume. For instance, if you have a 3.7ish or higher GPA and overall strong resume, i don't think a 2100 is worth listing (if it was higher, like 2250 or 2300, then sure but the benefit, if any, is limited even then). Conversely, if there are "non-traditional" parts of the resume (really low GPA, not a well known school) then 2100 is a decent score and can make up for a "hole" elsewhere.
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