<p>does collegeboard reveal stats about how many people achieve 2400s each time the SAT is administered?</p>
<p>I believe they do..~300-400 each</p>
<p>Let's look at last year's data. 294 perfect scores over 7 administrations of the test. 42 perfect scores per test date(on average)</p>
<p>^ Oh, good correction. I meant per year.</p>
<p>What I find funny is that on any given test date, 20% of the perfect scorers seem to stop by CC to post "2400" in the results threads.</p>
<p>They're mostly liars, though.</p>
<p>you think so?^</p>
<p>^Not necessarily. Sure, it's easy to label them as liars. But think about it: these 2400-scoring people are obviously very focused on academics, and they clearly care a lot about what they score. Otherwise, they probably wouldn't be such high scorers. Now, if you were take a group of highly motivated individuals who are very concerned about their SAT scores, what are the chances that ~20% of them frequent CC, the biggest forum for college prep? I'd say pretty high. It's only 20% of them, after all.</p>