It’s a beautiful day in America—unless you’re a Twitter-addicted high school senior hoping to get into college. That’s because the latest round of SAT scores just came in, and the results are worse than … well, they got rid of the analogy section in 2005, so we’re not totally sure.
Hopes of going to college after I saw my sat scores pic.twitter.com/9YEuQuh7Bk
— Zach Ferguson (@ZachFergs) October 28, 2014
my SAT scores were so bad that I have a better chance of becoming a drug dealer than going to college
— Taylor Manfredo (@taymanfredo) October 28, 2014
starting my own college for the underprivileged SAT scorers
— mla underwood (@EmIndawoodz) October 28, 2014
me after getting my sat scores back pic.twitter.com/jt6Vxei8cZ
— Sydney Barnhart (@SydneyBarnhart1) October 28, 2014
Looking at my SAT scores like pic.twitter.com/k2LF91JHbL
— Holly Welch (@WelchHolly) October 28, 2014
I wasted 4 hours of my life for my sat to only go up 10 points #ihatemylife
— mackenzie goff♡ (@mack_goff) October 28, 2014
I managed to get the same exact score on this SAT as my last one😐
— Becca Gold (@BeccaGold4) October 28, 2014
me checking my sat score this morning pic.twitter.com/FSlADlZryC
— Yung $aira (@fridakahlostan) October 28, 2014
My SAT scores came back…..but um….. pic.twitter.com/2AvCPkXhrm
— hecka tired (@captaincurry_) October 28, 2014
Literally laughing at my SAT scores bye felicia hello lcc
— ドナヴァン (@donagondola) October 28, 2014
Just got my SAT scores and I wanna cry and shoot myself ok bye
— Pizza Queen (@heychanell_) October 28, 2014
I’ve accepted the fact that I’m not going to college bc of my SAT scores :-)
— karissa ♡ (@Karissa_Ramos) October 28, 2014
to my parents when my SAT scores come out today pic.twitter.com/isYcJ5SzMJ
— L E G E N D (@nouisxxgucci) October 28, 2014
McDonald’s breakfast to wipe my tears from the SAT score
— Dr. Chuckanut (@ColinCuchna) October 28, 2014
Don’t check your sat score at school or you will cry. (Like me)
— Catherine Nguyen (@chattiecathyy) October 28, 2014
Hang in there, kids, and remember:
Your SAT score doesn’t define you
— Elijah Jones (@ElijahJones_22) October 28, 2014
Plus, you did better than any normal adult would have.
