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What was the average SAT Math score for the class of 2025 (out of 800)?

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521

What was the average SAT Reading and Writing score for the class of 2025 (out of 800)?

That's on the 200-800 point scale used for each section of the exam.

Source: College Board (2025) reports.collegeboard.org

about 1.9 million students

About how many students in the class of 2023 took the SAT?

Participation had partially recovered by then from the pandemic-era dip.

Source: Wikipedia (SAT) (2023) en.wikipedia.org

2016

In what year was the SAT redesigned to bring its top score back to 1600 (from a 2400 scale)?

The redesign changed the test's structure and scoring after years on the 2400-point scale.

Source: Wikipedia (SAT) (2016) en.wikipedia.org

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