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Credit by Exam

 


Credit by examination will be awarded contingent upon the following:


Credit for ACT/SAT Scores

Students who submit ACT or SAT I scores to the University for admission purposes are eligible for credit in selected courses if 1) their test scores are high enough to qualify for credit, 2) they enroll at Angelo State University, 3) they satisfactorily complete a fall or spring semester and pass the applicable section of a Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Assessment test.

Credit for ACT/SAT Scores
ASU Course Number Test Score
English 1301 Enhanced ACT (English section) 29-31
SAT I (Verbal section) 630-670
English 1301 & 1302 Enhanced ACT (English section) 32+
SAT I (Verbal section) 680+
Math 1302 Enhanced ACT (Math section) 32+
SAT I (Math section) 630+
Physical Science NENA (4 hours) Enhanced ACT (Science reasoning section) 29+

Students who earn non-advanced, non-equivalent credit in physical science on the basis of ACT scores will not use this credit for fulfilling major, minor or certification requirements. Any student eligible to receive credit based on ACT or SAT I scores must have these scores on file in the Office of Admissions prior to the last day of the first semester enrolled. It is the student's responsibility to provide ACT or SAT I scores to the Office of Admissions. Test scores can not be older than five years. The credit will be awarded to the student in the first semester of enrollment. Credit will not be awarded after the student's first semester at Angelo State University.


College Board Advanced Placement Test
ASU Course Number Examination Semester Credit Hours
Art 2301, 2302 Art History 3-6*
Art 1321 Studio Art-General 3
Art 2311 Studio Art-Drawing 3
Biology 1410, 1411 Biology 8
Biology NE/NA Environmental Science 3
Chemistry 1411, 1412
Chemistry 8
Economics 2301 Macroeconomics 3
Economics 2302 Microeconomics 3
English 1301, 1302
Language and Composition 6
English 1301, 2329
Literature and Composition 6
French 1301,1302, 2311, 2312
French 12
German 1301,1302, 2311, 2312
German 12
Government 2302 U.S. Government & Politics 3
History 1301, 1302
United States History 6
History 2332 European History 3
Mathematics 2331 Calculus AB 3
Mathematics 2331, 2332
Calculus BC 6
Physics 1421
Physics B 4
Physics 1441
Physics C 4
Psychology 2301 Psychology 3
Spanish 1301,1302, 2311, 2312
Spanish 12
Spanish NE/NA** Spanish Literature 3

A score of 3 or higher is required to receive credit.

* Courses for which credit will be earned to be determined by the Department of Art & Music.

** Non-equivalent, non-advanced credit earned by passing this examination will be used as elective credit.


International Baccalaureate Program

Angelo State University recognizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program. Students may receive credit if one of the following options applies:
  1. Option 1: Angelo State University will award at least 24 semester hours of course specific credit in subject appropriate areas on all International Baccalaureate exam scores of 4 or above as long as the incoming freshman has earned an IB Diploma. The student must supply an official transcript indicating that the IB Diploma has been earned before any credit may be awarded. The credits are transferred, but not the grade. Credit earned in this manner may not be used to reduce the residence requirements in any degree program. Course credit will not be awarded on any IB exams where the score is a 3 or less. This may mean that the student will not receive 24 hours of college credit, even if he/she has an IB Diploma.
  2. Option 2: If a student does not earn an IB Diploma, credit may be granted according to the following table. An official IB examination transcript must be sent to Angelo State University to receive credit. Credit earned in this manner may not be used to reduce the residence requirements in any degree program.
International Baccalaureate Program
Discipline Semester Credit Hours Course(s) Exam
Biology 4 Biology 1480 5/6/7/HL; 6/7 SL
Business and Management 3 BA 1301 5/6/7 HL
Chemistry 4 CHEM 1411 6 HL
8 CHEM 1411/1412 7 HL
Computer Science 3 CS 1331 3-7 HL; 3-7 SL
Economics 6 ECO 2301/2302 4-7 HL; 5-7 SL
English 6 ENG 1301/1302 6/7 HL
Geography 3 GEOG 3305 5/6/7 HL
History 6 HIST 2331/2332 5/6/7 HL
Mathematics 3 MATH 2331 5 HL
6 MATH 2331/2332 6/7 HL
Modern Languages 12 (in one discipline) FREN 1301/1302/2331/2332
GERM 1301/1302/2331/2332
RUSS 1301/1302/2331/2332
SPAN 1301/1302/2331/2332
5/6/7 HL
Philosophy 3 PHIL 1301 5/6/7 HL
Physics 8 PHYS 1421/1422 6/7 HL
Psychology 3 PSY 2301 5/6/7 HL

HL = Higher Level Exam
SL = Standard Level Exam


College Level Examination Program (CLEP)

CLEP tests, both subject and general exams, are administered regularly through the Division of Extended Studies. Registration is required at least one month prior to the testing date desired and is valid for sixty days.

College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
CLEP General Exam Acceptable Score ASU Course Number
Natural Sciences
50 or Above
PS NE/NA (4hrs)
Humanities> 50 or Above USTD 2381 Fine Arts
Social Sciences & History 50 or Above USTD 2381 Soc. Sci
Business
Accounting, Financial 50 or Above ACC 2301
Business Law, Introductory 50 or Above BA 2345
Macroeconomics, Principles of 50 or Above ECO 2301
Management, Principles of 50 or Above MGT 3301
Marketing, Principles of 50 or Above
MKT 3321
Microeconomics, Principles of 50 or Above ECO 2302
Computer Science
Information Systems and Computer Applications 50 or Above C S 1331
Composition and Literature
American Literature 50 or Above ENG 2324 and ENG SLIT
English Literature
50 or Above ENG 2323 and ENG SLIT
Freshman College Composition w/passing essay (Graded by ASU Eng. Dept.) 50 or Above ENG 1301
54 or Above ENG 1301 and 1302
Foreign Languages
College French Language 50 or Above FREN 1301 and 1302
59 or Above FREN 1301, 1302, 2311, and 231
College German Language 50 or Above GER 1301 and 1302
60 or Above GER 1301, 1302, 2311, and 231
College Spanish Language 50 or Above SPAN 1301 and 1302
63 or Above SPAN 1301, 1302, 2311, and 231
Science and Mathematics
Biology 50 or Above BIO 1410 and 1411
Chemistry 50 or Above CHEM 1411 and 1412
College Algebra 50 or Above MATH 1302
Precalculus 50 or Above MATH 1361
Social Sciences and History
American Government* 50 or Above GOVT 2302
History of the US I** 50 or Above HIST 1301
History of the US II 50 or Above HIST 1302
Introductory Psychology 50 or Above PSY 2301
Introductory Sociology 50 or Above SOC 2301
Western Civilization I 50 or Above HIST 2331
Western Civilization II 50 or Above HIST 2332

* The student who successfully completes the American Government CLEP examination must also successfully complete one of the following courses in order to graduate: GOVT 2301, 3303, 4301, or 4302.

CLEP Registration Information

Contact:
Division of Extended Studies
ASU Station #11022
San Angelo, TX 76909-1022
(325) 942-2339
E-mail: deborah.palmer@angelo.edu