PSAT memes are a unique internet phenomenon that occurs annually in mid-October when millions of high school students take the Preliminary SAT. Despite signing a strict non-disclosure agreement with the College Board, students flock to platforms like Twitter and Reddit to share inside jokes about specific, often bizarre, reading passages and math questions. These memes serve as a communal coping mechanism for the stress of standardized testing, using cryptic references that only those who took the exam that year would understand. Over time, the College Board itself has become a recurring character in these memes, often portrayed as an all-seeing entity hunting down students for 'leaking' test content through harmless internet jokes.