Limits have also been established within each of the areas as defined below. Students may earn credit by successfully passing a nationally standardized exam in a specific subject area. Talented high school students may participate in national examinations administered by the College Entrance Examination Board. Credit can be earned in college-level courses when the student achieves a passing score on the exam. Students may receive credit for successfully demonstrating competency in a particular course through a proficiency exam.
Academic departments assume responsibility for developing and administering such exams.
Certain restrictions apply. Military Credit 15 hours Students who have completed military training, including Basic Training, may receive credit for their experiences based upon the recommendations of the American Council of Education in The Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services. Correspondence Courses 12 hours No more than 12 hours of correspondence credit may be applied to a bachelors degree. Other forms of experiential learning will be evaluated on an individual basis. Students will be required to provide verification of content, duration, method of evaluation, etc.