I don&#x27;t think you think rich kids have an advantage on the SATs for the reasons you think. I&#x27;ve met high school kids that didn&#x27;t know the SATs were multiple choice, or when&#x2F;where&#x2F;how to take them. They didn&#x27;t know that they needed to go to a website to sign up, or that they&#x27;d have to figure out transportation to the testing site. Parents of high school kids that were confused between the SATs and the federally-mandated high school tests, and didn&#x27;t know what they needed to do, if anything, to get their children registered for the test -- much less how to help them prepare. Many schools don&#x27;t provide any sort of guidance about taking them -- they&#x27;re too worried about the test prep that actually reflects on their school and don&#x27;t want to take class time to teach <i>more</i> tests.<p>The gap between &quot;rich kid&quot; and &quot;poor kid&quot; performance on the SATs is much, much bigger than just &quot;this SAT studying source or that one&quot;