Macomb County student shares how he earned perfect SAT score,
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“I certainly came out of it feeling good but I never thought I aced it,” he said.
Alex, who attends Utica Community Schools’ Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies, remembers vividly taking the test, In the reading section, he thought he tripped up on it. He said the questions seems open to interpretation.
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