Stanley H. Kaplan, 90, who founded the nation's first and largest test preparation company and transformed the way students prepare for higher education, died Aug. 23 of a heart ailment at his home in New York.
The Stanley H. Kaplan Co. was sold to The Washington Post Co. in 1984 for $45 million. Its 2008 revenue was $2.3 billion, and 1 million students each year enroll in its courses.
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