<p>I'm seriously thinking about taking the SAT while in college, because certain jobs still look at your scores. Also I feel like it would be good when I want to up my credentials for tutoring other people for cash.</p>
<p>The clincher is I had a 2210 SAT when I was in HS (800 M, 780 CR, 630 W). Do you think it's worth it to retake? Especially when I feel like I can break a 2350 at this point, because the writing score was a fluke. It ****es me off sometimes when I think about it.</p>
<p>It's a strange question; I know. All advice would be appreciated though.</p>
<p>Uh, nobody gives a damn about your scores except for undergraduate admissions. Relax, you don't need to worry about the SAT ever again.</p>
<p>No, some i-banking firms and hedge funds look at them. If you're planning on going into finance for a career, SAT scores are looked at. I figure that it doesn't hurt, because I'm looking at going into the financial industry.</p>
<p>Well, if that's REALLY the case, then your 1580 m+v is great...</p>
<p>Yeah, thanks. So is your 2340.</p>
<p>But yeah, that's really the case. Then again I guess it's not worth it bothering because it may make me seem like a tool/****** to Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers and the like anyway.</p>
<p>It was just a thought.</p>