Crossword Clue: SAT takers
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Possibly related crossword clues for "SAT takers"
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- 12th-grade students: Abbr.
- 12th graders: Abbr.
- 12th graders (abbr.)
- '14s in '14, e.g.
- '16 people in '16, e.g.
- 18-yr.-old high schoolers, usually
- 4th-yr. students
- A bunch of U.'s guys?
- AP test takers
- AARP concern
- AARP concerns
- AARP focus: Abbr.
- AARP group
- A.A.R.P. members
- AARP members: Abbr.
- AARP members
- AARP mems.
- AARP target
- AARPers
- About one-quarter of a high school: Abbr.
- About-to-be-grads
- About-to-graduate high schoolers: Abbr.
- A.C.T. takers
- B.M.O.C.'s, often
- BMOCs, often
- BMOCs, usually
- Almost grads
- Alumni-to-be
- Alumns to be
- Alums next yr.
- Alums. of tomorrow
- Alums-to-be
- Alums-to-be: Abbr.
- Alums-to-be, briefly
- Alums to be
- Fourth-year college students: Abbr.
- Fourth-year students (Abbr.)
- Fourth-yr. class
- Fourth-yr. college students
- Fourth-yr. collegians
- Fourth-yr. group
- Fourth-yr. high-schoolers
- Fourth yr. students
- Fourth-yr. students
- Grad. class
- Grad-to-be
- Grads, almost
- Grads, not long ago
- Grads., not long ago
- Grads' successors
- Grads.-to-be
- Grads-to-be
- Grads-to-be: Abbr.
- Grads-to-be, briefly
- Grads to be
- Graduates, briefly
- Graduating class (Abbr.)
- Graduating class: Abbr.
- Graduating class members, briefly
- Graduating classmen: Abbr.
- Graduating gp.
- Graduating grp.
- Graduating students: Abbr.
- Frat ldrs., probably
- Frat vets
- Frat wheels: Abbr.
- Fraternity and sorority leaders, usually: Abbr.
- Commencement gp.
- Commencement grp.
- Commencement honorees: Abbr.
- Commencement participants: Abbr.
- Commencement VIPs
- Grandfathers of III's: Abbr.
- Grandfathers of III's
- C.C.N.Y. group
- C.C.N.Y. or N.Y.U. group
- Gray Panthers, e.g.: Abbr.
- Gray Panthers grp.
- Grayer golfers: abbr.
- GRE takers
- G.R.E. takers: Abbr.
- G.R.E. takers, generally: Abbr.
- G.R.E. takers
- Ceremonially gowned grp.
- Early admissions applicants: Abbr.
- IRA payees
- Certain citizens: Abbr.
- Certain citizens (Abbr.)
- Certain classmen: Abbr.
- Freshmen-to-be, perhaps: abbr.
- Certain G.R.E. takers
- Certain high school students (Abbr.)
- Certain H.S. students
- Fathers of jrs.
- Certain prom-goers: Abbr.
- Certain students: Abbr.
- Certain upperclassmen, briefly
- Frosh, 3 years later (abbr.)
- Group in h.s.
- Champions Tour players, for short
- Group that may be applying early decision: Abbr.
- Group that might be assembling C.V.'s: Abbr.
- Group that's not going back to sch.
- Grownup jrs.
- Educ. higher-ups?
- Grp. known for sliding in the spring
- Grp. of students that check out after acceptance letters arrive
- Grp. putting together résumés, likely
- Future alumni: Abbr.
- Future alums: Abbr.
- Future grads
- Future grads: Abbr.
- Future grads.
- Elder cits.
- Elders: Abbr.
- Eldest H.S. students
- H.S. 12th-graders
- H.S. big shots
- H.S. class
- H.S. Ditch Day participants (Abbr.)
- H.S. elders
- HS elite
- H.S. elite
- H.S. elites
- H.S. grads-to-be
- H.S. prom attendees
- H.S. prom queens, usually
- HS promgoers
- H.S. "ruling" class
- H.S. students getting ready for college
- H.S. students who are often tired of being there
- H.S. students who often slack off in the spring
- H.S. vets
- H.S. V.I.P.'s
- H.S. VIPs
- H.S. yearbook section
- HS yearbook section
- End-of-school-year pranksters (Abbr.)
- Diploma receivers: Abbr.
- Diploma receivers (Abbr.)
- Geriatrics concerns: Abbr.
- Ditch Day organizers: Abbr.
- Class group: Abbr.
- Class members: Abbr.
- Class of '08 in '08, e.g.
- Class of '12 in 2012, e.g.: Abbr.
- Class older than jrs.
- Class ring recipients: Abbr.
- Class that pulls an annual prank: Abbr.
- Class that's soon to leave: Abbr.
- Classmen: Abbr.
- Campus gp.
- Campus people: Abbr.
- Campus V.I.P.'s
- Campus VIPs
- Imminent alumni: Abbr.
- Cap and gown renters: Abbr.
- Cap-and-gown renters: Abbr.
- Cap and gown wearers: Abbr.
- Ex-jrs.
- Job seekers of tomorrow: Abbr.
- Incipient grads
- Golden-agers (abbr.)
- Golden agers: Abbr.
- Golden agers, e.g.: abbr.
- Coll. applicants, typically
- Coll. applicants, usually
- Coll. applicants
- Coll. big shots
- Coll. finishers
- Coll. frosh-to-be, often
- Coll. grads-to-be
- Coll. group
- Coll. hopefuls
- Coll. men
- Coll. short-timers
- Jrs. become these
- Jrs.' elders
- Jrs. no more
- Jrs. of yesteryear
- Former jrs.
- College interviewees: Abbr.
- College interviewees, briefly
- DADS of jrs.
- Dads to jrs.
- College VIPs
- High class?: Abbr.
- High-class group?: Abbr.
- High-class group, for short?
- High class grp.?
- Jun. gown wearers
- Jun. grads
- June grads
- June grads.
- June honorees: Abbr.
- High-grade group?: Abbr.
- Juniors, next year: Abbr.
- Juniors' superiors: Abbr.
- High sch. elders
- High sch. VIPs
- High-school V.I.P.'s
- Gown recipients, briefly
- Gown renters: Abbr.
- Most AARP mbrs.
- Most AARP members: Abbr.
- Most AARP members (abbr.)
- Most AARP members
- Most coll. applicants
- Most GRE takers
- Most IRA spenders
- Ring bearers?: Abbr.
- Most promgoers (Abbr.)
- Most ret. people
- Most retirees: Abbr.
- Most SAT takers
- Most Soc. Sec. beneficiaries
- Most Soc. Sec. recipients
- Most univ. applicants
- Top class: Abbr.
- Some B.M.O.C.'s
- Some coll. students
- Many AARP members: Abbr.
- Many AARP members (abbr.)
- Many AARP members
- Many AARP mems.
- Many AARP The Magazine readers: Abbr.
- Many boomers: Abbr.
- Some dads, briefly
- Many coll. applicants
- Many dads, briefly
- Many Fla. immigrants
- Many Fla. residents
- Some discount beneficiaries: Abbr.
- Some discount recipients: Abbr.
- Many GRE takers
- Many honorees at M.L.B.'s Old-Timers' Day
- Many IRA payees
- Many job-fair attendees: Abbr.
- Many pension recipients: Abbr.
- Many promgoers (Abbr.)
- Many promgoers: Abbr.
- Some fathers: Abbr.
- Some fathers, for short
- Many retd. boomers
- Many retirees: Abbr.
- Many SAT takers
- Many Soc. Sec. recipients
- Many SS recipients
- Many SSI recipients
- Many univ. campus visitors
- Many yearbook buyers: Abbr.
- Many yearbook signers: Abbr.
- Some future grads, briefly
- Some high-schoolers: Abbr.
- Some high schoolers, briefly
- Some homecoming float makers: Abbr.
- Some H.S. students
- Some job hunters: Abbr.
- Some LSAT takers
- The class of '13 in '13, e.g.
- Some name appendages
- Some name suffixes
- Some namesakes: Abbr.
- Some NCAA basketball players
- Some NCAA players
- Some pops: abbr.
- The elderly, for short
- Some prom goers: Abbr.
- Some promgoers: abbr.
- Some ring buyers: Abbr.
- OAS receivers
- OAS recipients
- Some SAT takers
- Some SAT takers (Abbr.)
- Some SAT takers: Abbr.
- Some S.A.T. takers
- Some students, briefly
- Student gp. with an "-itis" characterized by laziness
- Students: Abbr.
- Students about to graduate: Abbr.
- Students in the graduating class: Abbr.
- Students in their final year of high school: Abbr.
- Students in their final yr.
- Students in their last yr.
- Students one grade higher than juniors: Abbr.
- Students soon to graduate: Abbr.
- Students who are about to graduate: Abbr.
- Students who are in their final year: Abbr.
- Students who were juniors last year: Abbr.
- Students with 300 and 400 classes: Abbr.
- Some upperclassmen: Abbr.
- Some upperclassmen (abbr.)
- Some upperclassmen, briefly
- Some varsity members: Abbr.
- Some yearbook signers: Abbr.
- Quad wheels: Abbr.
- King and queen of the prom, e.g.: Abbr.
- Matching ring recipients: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be alumni: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be-alumni: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be-alumni, briefly
- Soon-to-be alums.
- Soon-to-be alums
- Soon-to-be-alums
- Soon-to-be grads
- Soon-to-be grads: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be grads.
- Soon-to-be graduates: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be univ. alums
- Soon-to-graduate high schoolers: Abbr.
- Sophomores, two years later: Abbr.
- Sophs. in two years
- Sophs., in two years
- Sophs' superiors
- Sophs. two years later
- Sophs, two years later
- Sophs., two years later
- Sophs, two yrs. later
- "r u ___?!" (texter's "Really?")
- M.C.A.T. takers
- RRSP benefactors
- RRSP beneficiaries
- RRSP owners. likely
- Name appendages, sometimes
- Name appendages
- Medicare beneficiaries: Abbr.
- Medicare recipients: Abbr.
- Ladies of Spain: Abbr.
- Name suffixes
- Namesake makers: Abbr.
- Namesakes, sometimes: Abbr.
- Ranking ones: Abbr.
- Older coll. students, usually
- Older ones: Abbr.
- Older than jrs.
- Oldest H.S. students
- Messrs., in Madrid
- Near-grads: Abbr.
- Near-grads, for short
- Near-grads
- Last year's jrs.
- Last-yr. high schoolers
- Potential grads
- Recruiters' targets, often: Abbr.
- New alums, last yr.
- Pre-grads
- Pensioners, abbr.
- Next year's alumni: Abbr.
- Next year's alums: Abbr.
- Next year's alums
- Next yr.'s alums
- Next yr.'s college freshmen
- Next yr.'s frosh, perhaps
- LSAT takers: Abbr.
- L.S.A.T. takers
- Pep rally organizers: Abbr.
- Ones getting coll. counseling, maybe
- Ones needing career counseling, maybe: Abbr.
- Ones of the highest grade: Abbr.
- Ones soon to leave the ivied halls: Abbr.
- Ones who are so last year?: Abbr.
- "Modern Maturity" audience, briefly
- Modern Maturity readers, briefly
- Ones with rings: Abbr.
- Letters on an airbag
- Ret. folk
- Retirees, abbr.
- Prom attendees: Abbr.
- Prom attendees, usually: Abbr.
- Prom committee members: Abbr.
- Prom gp.
- Prom people: abbr.
- Orch. instruments
- Promgoers: Abbr.
- Promgoers, e.g.: Abbr.
- Promgoers, often: abbr.
- Promgoers, typically: Abbr.
- Makers of some H.S. homecoming floats
- Not jrs.
- Prospective alums
- Mortarboard sporters: Abbr.
- Thesis writers: Abbr.
- They face final finals: Abbr.
- They get discounts at Denny's (abbr.)
- They have namesakes: Abbr.
- Twelfth graders (abbr.)
- Twelfth-graders: abbr.
- They often get rings: Abbr.
- They worry about SAT scores
- They're ahead of jrs.
- They're almost grads
- They're in their last yr.
- They're nearly grads
- They're of the highest grade, briefly
- S.A.T. takers
- SAT takers, frequently
- SAT takers
- Typical G.R.E. takers
- Typical SAT takers
- This year's grads: Abbr.
- This year's grads
- This year's graduates (Abbr.)
- This yr.'s grads
- School VIPs
- Those soon to leave H.S.
- Skip Day gp.
- Skip day organizers: Abbr.
- Skip Day participants: Abbr.
- "Skip day" participants, traditionally: Abbr.
- Undergrad. bigwigs
- Undergrads
- Undergrads: Abbr.
- What high school juniors become: Abbr.
- What jrs. become
- Univ. applicants, typically
- Univ. higher-ups
- Univ. students
- Yearbook buyers: Abbr.
- Yearbook classmates: Abbr.
- Yearbook div.
- Yearbook editors, usually: Abbr.
- Yearbook gp.
- Yearbook grp.
- Yearbook inkers: Abbr.
- Yearbook sect.
- Yearbook signers (Abbr.)
- Yearbook signers: Abbr.
- Yearbook signers, briefly
- Yearbook subjs.
- Yearbook VIPs
- T.C.U. group
- Upcoming graduates: Abbr.
- Upper class: Abbr.
- Upper class gp.
- Upper-classmen: Abbr.
- Section in a yrbk.
- Upperclassmen: Abbr.
- U.S.C. upperclassmen, e.g.
- Today's jrs., next year
- Soc. Sec. recipients
- Seniors, for short
Recent Usage of SAT takers in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "SAT takers" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used SAT takers in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell Sunday - Jan. 15, 2017
- Penny Dell Sunday - Dec. 18, 2016
- Wall Street Journal Friday - April 19, 2013
- Joseph - June 26, 2012
- Joseph - Nov. 30, 2011
- Joseph - Sept. 21, 2011
- Joseph - June 3, 2011
- Joseph - Sept. 10, 2010
- Joseph - Feb. 9, 2009
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - May 4, 2008
- Newsday - Nov. 20, 2006
- LA Times - July 5, 2006
- Newsday - May 8, 2006
- LA Times - April 6, 2006
- Newsday - Aug. 7, 2005
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 16, 2002
- Wall Street Journal Friday - April 5, 2002
