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LateBreaks...iStudySmart.com & APConection.com

12/01/01

iStudySmart.com has joined forces with APConnection.com, enabling more high school students to access college-level courses. APConnection.com serves as an interactive test platform for advanced placement students and teachers. iStudySmart.com offers more than 55 online courses in a variety of subjects. Students may use the site to earn between three and six college credits for passing scores on the final examination. For more information, visit www.apconnection.com or www.istudysmart.com.

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