is there a minimum age limit for taking the SAT exams?

<p>Wow, good job!</p>

<p>I don't think we have any right to judge (and therefore not believe) this 12 year old.
Good for you, and good luck.</p>

<p>As for the topic, there is no age limit on taking the SAT. I saw a 4th grader taking the SAT as a special case at my March Testing Site.</p>

<p>i also know a 5th grader who got a 1520/1600 on the old SAT. so yeah :) true story. really</p>

<p>^that makes me feel stupid...</p>

<p>^hehe that would make anyone feel stupid
OOO!!! OO!!! i got a 1500 on the diagnostic test for the new sat and I'm 16 does that make me special????
guess not :p lol</p>

<p>I was just waiting for somebody to take 20 minutes looking for a post to disprove me and soothe their own egos...</p>

<p>You all crack me up. </p>

<p>I'm sixteen and I got a 2130. And I'm also pretty amused right now.</p>

<p>^Hahahah, ROFL, LMAO....-_-</p>

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There was a 10 year old who got 800 on Math SAT. I think he's also the world's youngest medical school graduate.

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<p>Actually, they're two different people . . . Darryl Wu is the kid who most recently was reported to have an 800 math at age 10. Sho Yano is the 17-year old who's in a MD/PhD program and will graduate at 19 and had a 1500/1600 at age 8.</p>

<p>10 year old with 800 SAT math. This is special. And this one is very special:
Alex Song (Waterloo, ON) grade 4 qualified for USAMO.
2007</a> USAMO Qualifiers</p>

<p>^ that's insane</p>

<p>Yes, insane for us but sane for them.</p>

<p>And both Alex Song and Darryl Wu (grade 6) qualified for USAMO 2008.</p>

<p>2008</a> USAMO Qualifiers</p>

<p>And Evan O'Dorney (grade 9) is one of USAMO 2008 winners and he is the winner of the Clay Mathematics Award.
2008</a> USAMO top Twelve</p>

<p>i wish i were good at math :[</p>

<p>^ does that even make sense grammatically? I wish i was good at math... okay now i wish i was/were good at writing -_-.</p>

<p>the post 2 spaces above is referring to the above post... stupid CC errors.</p>

<p>Haha, these 6th graders can probably kick my @ss! Well, maybe just a little because I do UIL Number Sense and Math and stuff like that too, but still very impressive...</p>

<p>brb fruadin'</p>

<p>"And Evan O'Dorney (grade 9) is one of USAMO 2008 winners and he is the winner of the Clay Mathematics Award."</p>

<p>Also the winner of the national spelling bee, no?</p>

<p>And you guys felt threatened by my fake identity. It's THIS kid you should really be worried about.</p>