A 1300 on the SAT (or 29 on the ACT) is a high score, one that can open a path to America’s top public and private colleges. But new data, on students who graduated in the 2010s, shows just a ...

Every year, millions of students across the United States take the SAT — or Scholastic Aptitude Test — a major milestone on the road to college. The SAT measures reading, writing, and math ...

Those whose families are in the top 1% of earners are 13 times more likely to score above 1300 than the poorest students ... Eliminating the SAT, other screening tests, and even advanced placement ...

Seventeen percent of kids from families in the top 20 percent of earners, the New York Times found, score at least 1300 on the 1600-point SAT; only 2.4 percent from the lowest income quintile do so.

New York City students scored far below the rest of the state and country on the SAT — producing the lowest average scores in at least seven years, troubling new data show. Public school ...

According to the College Board, most students will be able to access their scores by logging into their SAT Suite account on the morning of the release date. Some school systems and state ...

After a brief period of test-optional admissions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many colleges are again requiring SAT or ACT scores from applicants. Students are feeling the pressure of achieving ...