Perfect or near-perfect (99th percentile) SAT scorers - what do they end up doing?

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Anonymous wrote:perfect scores went to harvard law with me. and becane governors and Presidents.

I guarantee you no President got perfect scores.

You don't know that. And Eliot Spitzer came close. Perfect LSATs in wikipedia unless it's neen edited out.

Evidently he wasn't smart enough to stay away from escort services.

Still was governor of NY and did plan to run next cycle for President or as a democratic VP. 1590 on SAT and perfect LSAT. It's in his wikipedia

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https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2017/04/over-nearly-80-years-harvard-study-has-been-showing-how-to-live-a-healthy-and-happy-life/

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Anonymous wrote:Scored 1530 back in the late 80's. Went to a SUNY bounced around a bit then went to a solid if unspectacular grad school. Took a step back during Covid when the ADHD got a bit challenging to manage working remotely. Still work in tech though with better work life balance. Still make a million per year give or take.

What kind of position in tech did this person hold before COVID? Did they leave voluntarily or were they pushed out/terminated?