Should I still have SAT on my resume?
Back in undergrad we were asked to list SAT scores etc, and since my scores were very good I always used to list them. Now, refreshing my resume and 4 years out of undergrad, it looks pretty weird to me. BUT i wanted to see what others here think?
I’ve been told no, as SAT is something you did in high school.
No, if you’re out of undergrad really only helpful for a true pre-mba position, consulting & 2 year analyst roles (IB/PE).
SAT scores don't matter after your sophomore year in college. Some recruiters will ask for them and some companies have them on their application, but you shouldn't have it on your resume.
You should remove it from your resume. It isn't necessary and if a firm wants to know they can just ask you, but 4 years out of undergrad they are likely not to ask.
If you want to show off, you can leave it on your LinkedIn, but that's a little douchey.
Definitely no
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Thoughts?
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