Undergraduate Credit by Examination
Undergraduate Credit by Examination
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Students who submit results of Advanced Placement examinations are eligible to receive credit in accordance with the table published in the General Catalog, “Advanced Placement Program” section. AP examinations must be taken before enrollment as a full-time student at Valparaiso University. For more information, see our AP/IB score sheet or contact the Admission office.
The CLEP program provides an opportunity to gain college credit for those individuals who, through experience, independent study, or enriched high school courses, have attained college-level knowledge in a particular field. It is not recommended that these examinations be taken only on the basis of normal high school courses.
For full details, please read the “College Level Examination Program (CLEP) of the CEEB” section of the General Catalog.
For full details, please read the “International Baccalaureate Program” section of the General Catalog.
First-year students who submit results of Cambridge International Examinations A Levels (AS Levels will not be accepted) with grades of C or higher will receive credit as described in the “Cambridge International Examinations” section of the General Catalog.
Credit by Examination FAQs are available in the university’s Knowledge Base.
Find answers to question such as:
- I have my Student Grade Report that was sent to me from the Examining Board of the exam I took. Will Valparaiso University accept my Student Grade Report?
- How do I earn credit for those exams that I have taken?
- Will credit by examination credit fulfill CORE 110 or CORE 115?
- May I take a credit by examination after I’ve registered at Valparaiso University?