For the University s credit policy, students should consult the Admissions and Records Office or their student academic services office. Credit by Examination Students who wish credit by examination for basic courses in calculus, general biology, general chemistry, economics, English literature, psychology, and sociology should consult the Counseling and Student Development Center. A satisfactory score on these examinations, as determined by the appropriate department, yields course credit. However, students wishing CLEP general examination credit must take the exam before they have completed 24 credit hours of college-level work. If a written exam is appropriate in other courses, it is prepared under the auspices of the department concerned, is more comprehensive than the usual final examination, and is designed to serve as the scholastic equivalent of the course.
Applications are available in the college s or school s student academic services office.
Courses passed by examination do not carry grades or grade points. Students should submit higher-level examination scores to the Admissions and Records Office. Course credit is granted for acceptable scores. Contact the Admissions and Records Office for more information.