Students are in families that are in poverty or are not in a good place financially tend to get lower SAT scores. The programs that truly impact your score are the expensive ones and based off of how much your family makes a year you might have an unfair advantage or disadvantage. An article published by The Washington Post proved that families who make under twenty thousand annually on average obtain a score within the thirteen hundreds while families who make over two hundred thousand a year on average score within the seventeen hundreds (goldfarb). Each family that makes more money than the other annually tends to score higher than the other. Some argue that the new SAT released has fixed all the problems of unfair biased and is a step
