Fritz joined The Princeton Review in 1988 and, in addition to teaching and tutoring, he has worked with our research and development department for the GMAT and LSAT. He revised the 2005 edition of “Cracking the LSAT” and is the author of several books.
Fritz holds undergraduate degrees in music and mathematical and computational sciences from Stanford University, an M.S. in computer science from Stanford University and a graduate degree in orchestral conducting from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
Fritz has experience teaching students at all levels, including students with visual and auditory impairments; in addition, he’s an accomplished violinist, pianist, and singer who conducts and composes musical theater.