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[quote=Anonymous]My son got 2 questions wrong on the SAT (perfect math score) which in that round was a 1550. He took the SAT when he was only 14 on top of it all. In the end, he got rejected from 75% of the colleges applied to (thanks Covid, TO, and AA) and is finishing up undergrad (triple major) and applying to grad school, which will likely be another blood bath. He is a stand out academic and intern but the road was not paved with gold for him, that is for sure but I know he will be very successful in life becuase he is great at what he does and he loves what he does. Oh and as for personality, he went to college a friendly introvert and has turned into a pretty bold extrovert. Funny how much they can evolve, even once you think their personality is set.[/quote]
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