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    Students Who Study Music Consistently Score Higher On The SAT Than Those Without This Study

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    Students who studied music for four years consistently scored 10-12% higher on the SAT than students who studied music for half a year or less, according to data from the College Board from 2011-2015. SAT scores of students who studied music for four or more years were between 1580-1650, while scores of students who studied music for less than half a year ranged from 1419-1455.

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    Students who studied music for four years consistently scored 10-12% higher on the SAT than students who studied music for half a year or less, according to data from the College Board from 2011-2015. SAT scores of students who studied music for four or more years were between 1580-1650, while scores of students who studied music for less than half a year ranged from 1419-1455.

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    Students who studied music for four years consistently scored 10-12% higher on the SAT than students who studied music for half a year or less, according to data from the College Board from 2011-2015. SAT scores of students who studied music for four or more years were between 1580-1650, while scores of students who studied music for less than half a year ranged from 1419-1455.

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    Students Who Study Music Consistently Score Higher On The SAT Than Those Without This Study

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    Students Who Study Music Consistently Score

    Higher on the SAT than those without this study

    Students of the arts continue to outperform their non-arts peers on the SAT, according to reports
    by the College Entrance Examination Board. Data from the College Board, Profile of College-
    Bound Seniors National Reports from 2011–2015 show that students who studied music/arts for
    four years score 10–12% higher than students who studied one-half year or less.

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    1600 1588 1593
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    1419 1422

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    With Music Study Without Music Study

    Sources:
    The College Board College Bound Seniors Total Group Profile Reports, 2011–2015.

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