Irvine, CA (WFN) -- There's more than one way to cheat on the SAT college entrance exams.

Just ask Paul Kanarek, who helps kids prepare for the big test at the Princeton Review training center in Irvine, California.

He heard all sorts of crazy cheating stories, from kids who keep crib notes in hollowed-out pencils to one smarty-pants young man who shaved his legs, put on a wig and posed as his sister to help her score high on the test.

One cheating method Kanarek has never witnessed, however, is a group of kids stealing SATs from the Princeton Testing Center in New Jersey -- which is the plot of the new film, "The Perfect Score," opening Friday (Jan. 30).

That's definitely a scenario that's ripe for drama, but Kanarek says it's more logical that kids would simply steal the SAT tests from their own high schools.

However, he's not worried that the new movie will inspire cheaters because, in his words, "If you were 16, would you go see a movie about the SAT?"

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