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MathTutor Introduces Unlimited Site Licenses

MathTutor Educational Software is now offering permanent site licenses for its Math Tutor series of interactive learning software.

The series is designed for students in grades 6 through 12 and includes concepts and skills and practice and review versions on each of the following topics:

Business math and SAT/ACT math programs are also available.

The new licenses are non-expiring and cover an unlimited number of students and computers at a single site. Licenses will also allow schools to provide free copies of the software to students for home use.

More information is available at mathtutor.com.

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