John Katzman
May, 1986
You might expect a self-proclaimed mediocre student who got into Princeton on the basis of his impressive S.A.T. scores (1480 out of a perfect 1600) to harbor warm feelings for the testing process. Not John Katzman. "That just shows what bullshit the tests are," he says.The S.A.T. has now done more for Katzman than turn him into an Ivy League grad. It is, in a way, making him rich. The Princeton Review, the little S.A.T.-prep course that Katzman began five years ago with a $3000 loan f...
