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CLEP Exam Credit

The College awards credit on the basis of scores on the CLEP Examinations for the scores indicated below. Scores must be submitted to the Office of Admissions as soon as they are available.Visit CollegeBoard's website for more information.

Upon receipt of test scores the appropriate number of credit hours will be entered on the student's record. Test scores for new freshmen are received after the time of summer orientation/registration. Students will need to work with their academic adviser to ensure duplicate courses are not taken.

General Education Codes
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*Please click on the CLEP Test title for the College Board's exam descriptions, skills required, and study guides.

CLEP TestRequired ScoreCourse Awarded

Algebra, College

50 or higher

MATH 111 College Algebra - M (3 hours)

Algebra-Trigonometry

50 or higher

MATH 190 Precalculus - M (4 hours)


American Government

50 or higher

POLS 100X POLS elective (3 hours)

American Literature

59 or higher

ENGL 311 American Literature 1 (3 hours)
* Effective for students who matriculate in Spring 2010 and subsequent semesters.

Analyzing and Interpreting Literature

51 or higher

ENGL 250 Introduction to Literature - H (3 hours)
* Effective for students who matriculate in Spring 2010 and subsequent semesters.

College Biology

50 or higher

BIOL 102 Introduction to Biological Systems - S (3 hours)

Calculus w/ Elem. Functions

50 or higher

MATH 205 Calculus I - M (4 hours)

Chemistry

50 or higher

CHEM 201, 202, 207 General Chemistry I & II - S/SL, Introduction to Chemical Analysis I - SL (7 hours)

College Composition

50 or higher

English 101 Introduction to College Writing - WC (3 hours). 
*Effective for students who matriculate Summer 2011 and subsequent semesters.

College Mathematics 50 or higher MATH 200xGENM - General Education Math (3 hours) *Effective for students who matriculate in Fall 2011 and subsequent semesters.

English Literature

63 or higher

ENGL 301 British Literature 1 (3 hours)
* Effective for students who matriculate in Spring 2010 and subsequent semesters.

Financial Accounting 50 or higher

ACCT 201 Principles of Marketing (3 hours)

French-Test Date After June 1, 2008

50 - 58

FREN 121 & 122 Basic French I & II (8 hours)

French-Test Date After June 1, 2008

59 or higher

FREN 121, 122 & 123 Basic French I, II & III (12 hours)

French-Test Date Prior to June 1, 2007

50 or higher

FREN  121, 122 & 123 Basic French I, II & III (12 hours)

French-Test Date After June 1, 2007 and Before June 1, 2008

50 - 61

FREN  121 & 122 Basic French I & II (8 hours)

French-Test Date After June 1, 2007 and Before June 1, 2008

62 or higher

FREN  121, 122 & 123 Basic French I, II & III (12 hours)

French-Test Date After June 1, 2008

50 - 58

FREN  121 & 122 Basic French I & II (8 hours)

French-Test Date After June 1, 2008

59 or higher

FREN  121, 122 & 123 Basic French I, II & III (12 hours)

German-Test Date Prior to June 1, 2007

50 or higher

GERM 121, 122 & 123 Basic German I, II & III (12 hours)

German-Test Date After June 1, 2007

50-62

GERM 121 & 122 Basic German I & II (8 hours)

German-Test Date After June 1, 2007

63 or higher

GERM 121, 122 & 123 Basic German I, II  & III (12 hours)

History of US I: Early colonization to 1877

50 or higher

HIST 100X Lower Level Transfer Credit (3 hours) *Effective for students who matriculate Spring 2012 and after.

History of US II: 1865 to Present

50 or higher

HIST 100X Lower Level Transfer Credit (3 hours) *Effective for students who matriculate Spring 2012 and after.

Humanities

50 or higher

200XGENH General Education - Humanities (3 hours)
* Effective for students who matriculate in Spring 2010 and subsequent semesters.

Human Growth & Development 50 or higher EDTP 107 Human Development and Learning (3 hours)
Information Systems and Computer Applications 50 or higher CIS 100 Introduction to Microcomputer Applications (3 hours)
Introductory Business Law 50 or higher CLAW 301 Legal Environment of Business (3 hours)
Introduction to Educational Psychology 50 or higher EDTP 100X 100 Level Transfer Credit (3 hours)

Natural Sciences

50 or higher

BIO 102 Intro to Biological Systems – S (3 hours)
*Effective for students who matriculate Summer 2011 and subsequent semesters.

Precalculus

50 or higher

Math 190 Precalculus - M (4 hours)

Principles of Microeconomics 50 or higher ECON 201 Priciples of Microeconomics - SB (3 hours)
Priciples of Macroeconomics 50 or higher ECON 202 Priciples of Macroeconomics - SB (3 hours)
Principles of Management 60 or higher Management and Organizational Behavior (3 hours)
Principles of Marketing 60 or higher Principles of Marketing (3 hours)

Psychology, Introductory

55 or higher

PSYC 201 Introduction to Psychology - SB (3 hours)

Social Sciences & History

50 or higher

UNIV 100X Lower Level General Elective (3 hours) * Effective for students who matriculate Spring 2012 and subsequent semesters.

Sociology, Introductory

50 or higher

SOC 201 Introduction to Sociology - SB (3 hours)

Spanish-Test Date Prior to June 1, 2007

50 or higher

SPAN 121, 122 - 123 Basic Spanish I, II & III (12 hours)

Spanish-Test Date After June 1, 2007

50-65

SPAN 121 &  122 Basic Spanish I & II (8 hours)

Spanish-Test Date After June 1, 2007

66 or higher

SPAN 121, 122 - 123 Basic Spanish I, II & III (12 hours)

Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648

50 or higher

HIST 100X Lower Level Transfer Credit (3 hours) *Effective for students who matriculate Spring 2012 and after.

Western Civilization II: 1877 to present

50 or higher

HIST 100X Lower Level Transfer Credit (3 hours) *Effective for students who matriculate Spring 2012 and after.

TRANSFER STUDENTS
Transfer students with 30 or more tranferrable hours, who have CLEP Credit posted on a previous college transcript do no need to submit CLEP scores. Transfer students with less than 30 transferrable houres, or who do not have CLEP credit posted on a previous college transcript, need to submit test scores to the Office of Admissions.

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