The nation’s largest testing assistance program settled litigation with the attorneys-general of New York and Connecticut this week. As a part of the settlement, the New York based not-for-profit company will invest in additional dollars with the aim of assisting students find low cost loans.  The settlement comes on the heels of over 20 other student loan companies and nearly 30 colleges and universities reaching similar agreements New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.   The basis of the settlement was the practice of College Board discounting its products in exchange for placement on preferred lender lists. College Board ceased its lending function in October 2007.