Perfect Score? She’s Got Three of Them

April 27th, 2009

Some people test well, and some people test exceptionally well — like Willa Chen, for example. Chen, a 17-year-old high school student from Detroit, recently did the unbelievable: she got a perfect score on not only the PSAT, but the SAT and ACT as well.

According to the ACT, the odds of getting a perfect score on their test are one in 14,000. The odds for a perfect score on the SAT? One in 2,400, says the College Board.

With these amazing scores now under her belt, Chen hopes to attend Princeton University. For now she’ll continue spending time with her school’s Math Olympiad and indulging in some of her favorite pastimes: tap, jazz, and ballet dancing.

– Genevieve M. Blaber

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