The subject exams measure achievement in specific college courses and are used to grant credit for these courses. When the student has demonstrated eligibility for credit, he must go to the registrar's office and sign an acceptance of the credit before it is posted on his permanent record. A student may not attempt to earn credit by CLEP for a course in which a grade has already been received. Credit received on subject exams is equated to specific courses listed in the college catalog. These credits may be used to meet general-education requirements, as elective hours and, in some instances, may be applied toward a major.
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The test center code number for Freed-Hardeman University is 1230. Code numbers for other universities or colleges that accept CLEP credits will be available at the time of testing, in the event a test taker wishes scores to be sent elsewhere. Currently enrolled students may register to take CLEP exams by contacting the secretary in the Center for Academic Services and Counseling. The Director of Testing at Freed-Hardeman University administers the CLEP exams. The exams are given at mutually convenient appointments with the Director of Testing.