<p>I scored a perfect score on the SAT when I took a few years ago, and now hope to eventually go into the investment side of hedge-funding. From what I gather, HF’s care about applicants SAT scores more than other perspective employers. So how much will this help me?</p>
<p>Most mega funds dont hire straight out of undergrad, they look for ex consultants and ibankers who just finished up their 2 years.
Your relevant work experience is the most important thing</p>
<p>^ I know it is uncommon for HF’s to hire straight out of college, but I know people at my university with internships and jobs at major HF’s.</p>
<p>It might get you an interview, but you would still need to have some relevant work experience and interview to get the offer.</p>
<p>Some friends I know have been hassled by interviewers for including their SAT’s on their resume (why post a score you got on a test 4 years ago, how is this relevant to anything, etc.). While a lot of employers might find it interesting, just know that it can go both ways</p>
<p>Yeah I list/don’t list it depend on the employer, HF’s/consulting firms specifically ask for them though.</p>