Experiential Learning credits do not count toward fulfillment of the 30 minimum hour requirement for graduation nor do they count for the residence requirement. Decisions made by the evaluation team are considered final. Students seeking credit for specific courses need to take proficiency examinations in accordance with existing policies as stated on the second page of this document. Each semester two workshops are conducted to help student with their portfolios. Dates and times are to be announced.
Examinations are available for many different areas including business and mathematics.
Credit for exams are awarded for minimum acceptable scores established by the American Council on Education. For detailed CLEP guidelines and application information, please pick up a CLEP brochure from the Evening College office. Proficiency Exams Specific course credit is granted for successful completion of a proficiency exam. A student may not take a proficiency exam in any course that is a prerequisite to one for which the student has already earned credit. A student may not audit a class prior to taking a proficiency exam in that course.