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# [Smart Famous People and Their SAT Scores](https://blog.prepscholar.com/smart-famous-people-and-their-sat-scores)

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Posted by [Dora Seigel](https://blog.prepscholar.com/author/dora-seigel) | Updated on July 13, 2026

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Famous people's reported SAT scores range from around 870 to a perfect 1600, showing that there isn't one score that predicts future success. Some well-known figures, like Bill Gates and Paul Allen, earned near-perfect SAT scores, while others, such as Howard Stern and Bill Clinton, reportedly scored much lower.

Although a high SAT score can improve your chances of getting into competitive colleges, it's only one measure of academic readiness.

If you're aiming for a competitive college, remember that your SAT score is just one part of your application. Strong grades, challenging coursework, extracurricular activities, essays, and recommendations all play an important role in admissions decisions.

 

## SAT Scores of Smart People

At PrepScholar, we've gathered a complete list of smart people’s SAT scores. We found their scores in past interviews or through investigative research. You will see their scores are widespread:

Keep in mind that these famous folks took older versions of the SAT, before it was taken on a computer. Now that the SAT is digital, [its content and formatting have also been updated a bi](https://blog.prepscholar.com/sat-changes-2023-2024)t. However, scoring for the older paper version and the new digital version are comparable, so the scores below don’t mean any more or less just because the test has been updated. 

As you can see, the scores for these smart folks are pretty widespread:

| **Smart Person** | **Known For** | **SAT Score (out of 1600)** | **Alma Mater** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Paul Allen | Co-founder of Microsoft | 1600 | Washington State University |
| Mark Zuckerberg | Founder of Facebook | 1600 | Harvard (didn't graduate) |
| Bill Gates | Co-founder of Microsoft | 1590 | Harvard |
| Ben Bernanke | Economist / Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve | 1590 | Harvard |
| Bill O'Reilly | Political Commentator | 1585 | Marist College |
| Rush Limbaugh | Political Commentator | 1530 | Southeast Missouri State University |
| Scott McNealy | Businessman / Co-founder of Sun Microsystems | 1420 | Stanford |
| Al Gore | 45th Vice President of the United States, under President Bill Clinton | 1355 | Harvard |
| Meredith Vieira | Television Host | 1300s | Tufts University |
| Stephen King | Author | 1300s | University of Maine |
| George W. Bush | 43rd President of the United States | 1206 | Yale |
| John Kerry | Current Secretary of State | 1190 | Yale |
| Amy Tan | Author | 1100s | Linfield College, San José State University |
| Bill Clinton | 42nd President of the United States | 1032 | Georgetown |
| Al Franken | US Senator / Former SNL Comedian | 1020 | Harvard |
| Howard Stern | Radio and TV Personality | 870 | Boston University |

 

All of these people took the SAT, but others took the ACT, and we converted their ACT scores to the SAT scale:

| **Smart Person** | **Known For** | **ACT Score** | **SAT Conversion (out of 1600)** | **Alma Mater** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Sonia Sotomayor | Associate Justice of the Supreme Court | 35 | 1560 | Princeton |
| Steve Jobs | Co-founder of Apple | 32 | 1420 | Reed College |
| Barack Obama | 44th and current President of the United States | 30 | 1340 | Columbia University |
| Lyndon B. Johnson | 36th President of the United States | 26 | 1190 | Texas State University |
| William Faulkner | Author | 18 | 870 | University of Mississippi |

 

Obviously, you don't need to score well on the SAT to succeed in life or to be considered "smart." However, **if you score well on the SAT, you'll have the opportunity to attend better colleges and will be afforded more post-collegiate job opportunities**. Even though the SAT may not be an indicator of smarts or success, **you should still try to get the highest score possible.**

 

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*Be as cool as this guy! (and hopefully as rich)*

 

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### Study the Test Format

Make sure you know exactly what the test will look like and what content will be on it come test day. Major changes were made to the SAT [in 2016](https://blog.prepscholar.com/complete-guide-to-the-new-sat-in-2016), and then again [in 2024](https://blog.prepscholar.com/sat-changes-2023-2024), so test materials can vary widely depending on which version of the test they were made for. It’s important that you learn the current test format and content in order to do your best prep and get the best results on your big day. To learn the test, check out our other free resources: [how long is the SAT](https://blog.prepscholar.com/how-long-is-the-sat), [how is the SAT scored](https://blog.prepscholar.com/how-is-the-sat-scored-scoring-charts), and [how to get a perfect SAT score from a full 1600 scorer](https://blog.prepscholar.com/how-to-get-a-perfect-sat-score-by-a-2400-sat-scorer).

 

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You should be practicing timed SAT tests and reviewing all of the answers you got wrong. Additionally, you should take practice tests that model realistic testing conditions, including [taking the tests on a computer](https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/practice-preparation/practice-tests/bluebook), being in a quiet, distraction-free room, and sticking to the time limits for each section. Check out [all of the free SAT tests available in our other article](https://blog.prepscholar.com/printable-sat-practice-tests-4-free-official-tests).

 

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## Frequently Asked Questions About Famous People's SAT Scores

### What famous person got the highest SAT score?

Several famous people reportedly earned near-perfect SAT scores. Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg are often reported to have scored a perfect 1600 on the SAT, while Bill Gates reportedly earned a 1590 out of 1600. Other public figures, including actor James Woods and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, have also been reported to have earned exceptionally high SAT scores.

 

### Did Bill Gates get a perfect SAT score?

No. Bill Gates has said he scored 1590 out of 1600 on the SAT. Although he missed a perfect score by just 10 points, a 1590 is still among the highest SAT scores possible and would place a student in the top fraction of test takers.

 

### Is the SAT a measure of intelligence?

Not exactly. The SAT is designed to measure the reading, writing, and math skills that are important for success in college. While students with strong academic abilities often earn high scores, the SAT does not measure creativity, leadership, perseverance, emotional intelligence, or many other qualities that contribute to success in school and life.

 

### Can you be successful with a low SAT score?

Absolutely. Many successful entrepreneurs, entertainers, politicians, and business leaders earned average or below-average SAT scores—or never took the SAT at all. While a strong SAT score can improve your college admissions opportunities, it does not determine your future career success.

 

### What is considered a good SAT score?

A good SAT score depends on your college goals. In general, a score of around 1200 is above average, while scores of 1400 or higher are considered highly competitive for many selective colleges. Students applying to the most competitive universities often aim for scores of 1500 or above.

 

### Do colleges care about your SAT score after you're admitted?

No. Once you've been admitted and enrolled, your SAT score typically has little or no impact on your college experience. Employers and graduate schools generally focus on your college coursework, GPA, internships, research, and professional accomplishments rather than your SAT score.

 

### Are famous people's SAT scores verified?

Not always. Many reported SAT scores come from interviews, autobiographies, biographies, or media reports rather than official score reports. Unless someone has publicly released their score report, it's best to think of these scores as reported rather than independently verified.

 

### How do older SAT scores compare to today's Digital SAT?

Although the SAT has changed over the years (including the transition to the Digital SAT in 2024) the test is still scored on the same 400–1600 scale. That means older scores can generally be compared with today's scores, even though the test format, timing, and question types have evolved.

 

### What's the biggest takeaway from famous people's SAT scores?

The reported SAT scores of famous people show that there's no single path to success. Some high achievers earned near-perfect scores, while others had average or below-average results. A strong SAT score can help you get into college, but long-term success depends on many factors, including hard work, curiosity, resilience, and the opportunities you create for yourself.

 

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