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SAT scores from the 1960s are legally protected as education records under , and access depends on who is requesting and whether records still exist in retrievable form. Practical retrieval hinges on ...
Demographic shifts and rising college-going rates since the mid‑1960s materially changed who sits for the SAT and therefore what raw scores mean in percentile terms: researchers estimate demographic c...
The materials provided contain no direct evidence tying SAT scores to Donald Trump’s Wharton attendance claim, so . Every supplied analysis indicates the referenced articles are irrelevant to Trump’s ...
Biographies, reporting and testimony show repeated efforts by people close to Donald Trump to keep his academic records — including SAT scores — private, and some accounts allege more: Michael Cohen t...
A “good” SAT score depends on context: national averages in 2025 cluster around roughly 1,029–1,050, so scores above ~1,200 are commonly described as “good” by multiple guides, while highly selective ...
Donald Trump never publicly confirmed or denied specific reports about his 1965 SAT score; available contemporaneous reporting and later accounts show legal threats and third-party actions to suppress...