Based on a student's performance on the CEEB Advanced Placement Board Examinations, students may earn advanced placement and college credit. These examinations are usually given to eligible high school seniors during the month of May preceding matriculation in college. . Learning achieved from work or other non-collegiate activities can be used. Portfolios for such work are submitted for this experience, and are evaluated to determine credit value and whether it satisfies elective or required course-work for a degree. A maximum of 30 credit hours can be earned in this manner.
Some restrictions apply.
Other types of experience may apply.