<p>"The 17-year-old Canton High School senior accomplished what only one person in 5,000 does – nail a perfect 2,400 score on the SAT. But it didn’t end there. She also netted top scores on two other college success predictor tests – the PSAT and the ACT. Only one person in 1,000 and one in 14,000 does that, respectively. </p>
<p>The nonprofit organization the College Board administers both the SAT and PSAT. Scoring perfectly on both is so rare the organization doesn’t track those statistics, let alone the probability of also scoring perfectly on the ACT, which is run by a competing nonprofit. </p>
<p>“I’ve never met anybody that talented who is also so gracious and so humble,” said geometry and advanced placement calculus teacher Karen Ludema. Ludema is also one of Chen’s favorite teachers – a teacher who “makes calculus fun.”</p>
<p>She was accepted to the University of Michigan and Massachusetts Institute of Technology but will attend Princeton in the fall. She fell in love with Princeton’s campus on her first visit and always considered the university her first choice. She plans on studying applied math or computers, but she’s keeping her options open. (continued)</p>
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<p>Wow. Congratulations Willa! Welcome to Princeton.</p>
<p>agreed w/ IBfootballer – that’s just silly. </p>
<p>i’m sure tons of other perfect scorers could have “aced” both tests had they any desire whatsoever to take one test after getting a perfect score on the other. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>Will and I are good friends. She is a sweetheart!</p>
<p>And um, those of you who think she is stroking her ego, she took the SAT before she got her ACT scores. She needed to take the SAT after the PSAT for national merit or whatever. We are all required to take the ACT to graduate. </p>