Job Hunting? Dig Up Those Old SAT Scores (2024)

Employers Still Want Candidates' Test Results—Sometimes Decades Later

Stephen Robert Morse was a candidate for a communications job when the recruiter told him to be ready to discuss his SAT score in a coming interview.

Mr. Morse, 28 years old, said he was "shocked" that a potential boss would be interested in the results of a test he took more than a decade earlier. He passed on the opportunity.

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