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11/21/2011

The testing scandal on New York’s Long Island is growing larger.

According to CBS New York, at least six additional students are expected to turn themselves in tomorrow.

In September, New York prosecutors arrested seven students in connection with an alleged scam in which one student was paid to impersonate others and take the SAT for them.

Click here to read more from CBS New York.

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