College Level Examination Program

College Level Examination Program (CLEP)

The University offers students the opportunity to take College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP) to earn college credit. By providing this alternative credit method, students can receive credit for knowledge they achieved through independent study, previous non-transcripted coursework, job training, etc. CLEP offers 33 examinations, for which students have to earn the minimum score according to the table below.

How does CLEP work?

  1. Review the 33 exams and decide which test you are interested in taking. Make sure to contact your academic counselor to verify that content is needed as a program requirement.
  2. Contact your closest CLEP center and make an appointment to take the exam. http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/reg.html
  3. Study! Study! Study! Remember that you have to earn the minimum score listed below in order to earn the credit, so it is important to be prepared.
  4. Take your test and submit your scores for transfer evaluation!

College Level Examination Program Requirements (CLEP)

General Examination:

Score

Credits

General Education Competency

American Government

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

American Literature

50+

6

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Analysis and Interpreting of Literature

50+

6

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Biology

50+

6

Critical Thinking

Calculus

50+

3

Critical Thinking

Chemistry

50+

6

Critical Thinking

College Algebra

50+

3

Critical Thinking

College Composition

50+

3

Effective Communication

College Composition Modular

50+

6

Effective Communication

College Mathematics

50+

4

Critical Thinking

English Literature

50+

6

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Financial Accounting

50+

3

Critical Thinking

French Language, Level 1

50+

6

Effective Communication

French Language, Level 2

59+

12

Effective Communication

German Language, Level 1

50+

6

Effective Communication

German Language, Level 2

60+

12

Effective Communication

Humanities

50+

6

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Information Systems and Computer Applications

50+

3

Critical Thinking

Introductory Business Law

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

History of the United States II: 1865 to Present

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Human Growth and Development

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Introduction to Educational Psychology

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Introductory Psychology

50+

4

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Introductory Sociology

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Natural Sciences

50+

6

Critical Thinking

Precalculus

50+

3

Critical Thinking

Principles of Macroeconomics

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Principles of Management

50+

3

Critical Thinking

Principles of Marketing

50+

3

General Elective

Principles of Microeconomics

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Social Sciences and History

50+

6

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Spanish Language, Level 1

50+

6

Effective Communication

Spanish Language, Level 2

63+

12

Effective Communication

Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics

Western Civilization II: 1648 to Present

50+

3

Global Awareness, Perspectives, and Ethics


Information is posted on this site to make it easy and convenient to assess your testing options. However, your Enrollment Counselor is always available to assist and guide you through the process.

Be sure to contact your advisor to make sure this testing option is the best option for your educational situation.

Students interested in taking a CLEP exam, should visit http://apps.collegeboard.org/cbsearch_clep/searchCLEPTestCenter.jsp for more information.