<p>Some of us will try to forget them, some will hold onto them for years to come, but, truthfully, will they ever have any impact again?</p>
<p>The only things I can think of:</p>
<p>-Transfer Admissions
-Finance/Investment Banking jobs after college (in order to separate the kids that should be at great schools from the ones who got in b/c of hooks)</p>
<p>Insurance?</p>
<p>They secretely decide whether you get in to Heaven.</p>
<p>Wait, I'm sorry, are you telling me that investment banking firms look at SAT scores when hiring new applicants? I find that extremely hard to believe.</p>
<p>True story...I am a CPA and an Attorney. Years ago, when I was thinking of changing positions, the human resources department of a prospective firm asked me for various material including my SAT scores. I told them that because I had gone to high school 25 years ago, I had no recollection of what I did on that exam. They kept saying that the needed the scores...I told them to find another candidate. I opened my own firm, made enough and retired at 50. Sometimes, things work out. Just enjoy yourselves in whatever you do....everything else usually works out fine. Marc</p>
<p>Sure they can have an impact. Discuss them and bore all your friends. Bring yours up at a party and see if you ever get invited back. Brag about them on a first date and see if you ever get a second.</p>
<p>I was thinking of tattooing my SAT scores on my body. Just for kicks.</p>
<p>After you get in to college, no one cares. I think that your transfer admissions is based off your GPA at your current college.</p>
<p>It matters for Investment banking jobs and recruiting.</p>