Shmoop Unleashes AP Psychology and AP Macroeconomics Prep Courses

April 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Mountain View, Calif. - March 29, 2011 – Shmoop (http://www.shmoop.com), a digital curriculum and test prep company that aims to suck less of the joy out of learning, today announced the arrival of its two newest Online Test Prep Courses: AP Psychology and AP Macroeconomics. Each course is available on Shmoop’s website for individual purchase at $12.95 per student and also available via ludicrously discounted Site Licenses for districts, schools, and libraries.

In a stunning move, Shmoop CEO Ellen Siminoff also unveiled her company’s “Dullsville: Population Zero” plan. “Dullsville was built on the textbook industry’s inefficient, outmoded 20th century thinking,” said Siminoff. “In the 21st century, no student, teacher, or district administrator should have to live, work, or study anywhere in the County of Yawn.”

Shmoop Offers Online AP Exam Prep with More Pep
•   Economics lessons based on iPods, popular music, superheroes
•   Psychological thrills, drooling, and enough Freudian slips to make you blush
•   4 full-length, timed Practice Exams
•   More than 400 mind-expanding Practice Problems
•   Shmoints (Shmoop Points, in case that wasn’t glaringly obvious) that can earn students a free Shmoop t-shirt

Shmoop now offers Online Test Prep Courses for 9 of the most popular AP Exams, as well as the SAT, ACT, and PSAT.