A course may be repeated to improve a grade AND the highest grade stands, i.e. a course in which a B was received is repeated and a C is received when repeated - the B is the grade used to figure the grade point average. A repeated course is NOT figured into full time student status. For example, enrollment in an English course voids eligibility for CLEP of composition. CLEP credit transfers ONLY to certain institutions and only at the percentile level accepted by that institution. Students going into professional schools before receiving their B.A. are probably safer to take courses rather than try to CLEP out - check with major advisor and professional school student plans to transfer to.
Prices are the same as for general exams.
Students need to know how to read the catalog in order to understand the requirements to complete their majors and graduate. Students should be aware that it is their responsibility to meet all the requirements for graduation. Proficiency Certificates are needed for any courses that are by-passed in Business, Industrial Education or Home Economics. Students should keep a Xeroxed copy of proficiency certificates. Students may take up to 18 hours of credit per semester.