61. DANTES CLEP List - Education - Military.com The following is a list of clep tests that are supported by DANTES. http://education.military.com/timesaving-programs/dantes-clep-list

var no_popunder = "1"; Welcome! My Account Login Logout Education Home ... Timesaving Programs DANTES CLEP List DANTES CLEP List The following is a list of CLEP tests that are supported by DANTES. CLEP Examinations are broken down into two categories – General and Subject. General examinations cover broader topic areas and test your general knowledge on a given area. Subject exams are much more specific and test your knowledge on specific subject matters. The following is a list of exams listed by category and topic. Paper-Based CLEP General Examinations English Composition without Essay Natural Sciences Humanities College Mathematics Note : The CLEP General English Composition with Essay is not available as a paper-based test and must be taken at a national test center as a computer-based examination. Paper-Based CLEP Subject Examinations College Algebra Freshman College Composition History of the U.S. I History of the U.S. II Introductory Psychology Introductory Sociology Principles of Management eCBT CLEP General Examinations English Composition with/without Essay Humanities College Mathematics Natural Sciences eCBT CLEP Subject Examinations Business Accounting, Principle of

62. UA Math Course Credits | Obtaining Math Credit From AP / CLEP / IB Tests The following four College Level Examination Program (clep) tests can lead to UA MATH credit College Algebra, Trigonometry, College Algebra Trigonometry, http://math.arizona.edu/academics/placement/credits/testing.html

(skip to content) (skip to navigation tree for section Academics) You are here: Math Home Academics Placement Math Credits ... Simplified View of Current Page Search UA Math: Sections: Home About People Events ... Site Map Obtaining math credit from AP / CLEP / IB tests The following information is subject to the UA Policy concerning Special Examination for Credit or Grade Obtaining math credit from AP tests What are AP tests? Students usually take Advanced Placement (AP) tests in high school after completing an AP-level high school course. Additional information on AP tests is available at the College Board AP Test Website The following three Advanced Placement (AP) tests can lead to UA MATH credit: Math Statistics Calculus AB , and Calculus BC . The type and amount of credit is determined by the UA Policy for AP Program To obtain the credits, you must have your AP scores sent directly to the UA. (Tests are given in May and scores are sent in July. For more details, consult the College Board Calendar . To have scores from a previously-taken AP test sent to the UA, contact the College Board Grade Reporting Service How to view your SAPR You can view your Student Academic Progress Report (SAPR) in Student Link . (Be sure to generate a new SAPR if you believe information to be out of date.)

63. Support The CollegeLevel Examination Program® or clep provides students of any age with the opportunity to demonstrate college-level achievement through a program http://www.eastwest.edu/east-west/support/supportclep.html

Home Catalog Contact Us Site Map ... Take the East-West Challenge SUPPORT SERVICES document.write(randompromiseImage); Academic Tutoring Campus Facilities Career Center Career Resources ... Clep Clep Information About CLEP Why take CLEP exams? By taking one or more CLEP exams in your strong subjects, you'll... Save time. Get college credit for what you already know. Be rewarded for what you've learned through independent study, advanced high school courses, noncredit adult courses, or professional development. Save money. Make college more interesting. Move right into advanced courses. Graduate on time. CLEP can help you to the finish line if you're a few credits shy of graduating. Satisfy a proficiency requirement. Demonstrate you've already mastered the content of, for example, a basic math or language course. Great for dual-degree candidates or students just a few credits shy of graduation. F.A.Q. Q: Does east-west offer the exam of your choice? A: We offer every College Board certified examination. Q: When does East-West offer Clep exams?

64. FLC Testing Center - CLEP Taking clep exams can shorten the time it takes to earn your degree, allow you to skip general introductory courses, and even satisfy a proficiency http://testingcenter.fortlewis.edu/clep/index.htm

CLEP Taking CLEP exams can shorten the time it takes to earn your degree, allow you to skip general introductory courses, and even satisfy a proficiency requirement by demonstrating that you've already mastered the content. CLEP exams can reduce the number of courses you need to graduate, saving hundreds of dollars in tuition. The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) is the most widely accepted credit-by-examination program. More than 2,800 accredited institutions of higher education award credit for satisfactory scores on CLEP exams. CLEP offers a way to receive credit for "what you know." What CLEP exams are available? There are about 30 CLEP exams available to you which cover the more traditional college subject areas. The majority of exams are 90 minutes long. With the exception of English Composition with Essay, the tests are composed of multiple choice and fill-in questions. All CLEP exams are administered on computer (CLEP-CBT). The examination is preceded by a tutorial that explains how to take the exam on computer. CLEP-CBT provides instant scores results to test-takers, so you will know the day of the test how you performed. CLEP Tests Offered at FLC: Test Name Credits Received (with a score of 50) FLC Course Equivalency Composition and Literature

65. College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) — Central Piedmont Community Colle The CollegeLevel Examination Program (clep) is the most widely accepted credit-by-examination program in the United States, with more than 2900 colleges http://www1.cpcc.edu/testing_assessment/college-level-examination-program-clep-t

Skip to content. Skip to navigation A - Z Index Search Site Sections Prospective Students Current Students Business Community Personal tools CPCC Home College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Document Actions College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) is the most widely accepted credit-by-examination program in the United States, with more than 2,900 colleges and universities awarding credit for satisfactory scores on CLEP exams. Since 1967, four million peopleadults returning to college, graduating high school seniors, and enrolled college studentshave earned college credit through CLEP. With CLEP, a student can earn college credit for what he or she already knows, regardless of where or how that knowledge was acquiredby passing a 90-minute multiple-choice examination. CPCC awards credit for 25 of the 34 CLEP exams. All exams are 90 minutes in length and, with the exception of English Composition with Essay, the tests are composed of multiple-choice questions. These exams require college-level knowledge and critical thinking ability; sufficient preparation is required to do well. CLEP delivers big savings in both time and money. The cost of each examination is only $65 and must be paid on the testing date. The CPCC Testing Center also charges a $20 nonrefundable administration fee per exam to cover administrative costs and is paid on the day of your test. The CLEP fee may be paid by check, money order, or credit card (Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover); however, CLEP does not accept cash. If paying by check, please make the $20 administration fee payable to CPCC, and the $65 exam fee payable to CLEP. Credit card is CLEP's preferred method of payment.

66. CLEP (College Level Examination Program) At SUNY Plattsburgh The College Level Examination Program (clep) gives you the opportunity to earn college credit! You may earn credit on one or more of the 35 clep subject http://web.plattsburgh.edu/academics/advising/clep.php

Skip to content (access key: 2) Skip to universal navigation (access key: I) Skip to sub navigation (access key: T) CLEP (College Level Examination Program) at SUNY Plattsburgh Information For Admissions Current Students Visitors You Are Here: SUNY Plattsburgh Academics Academic Advising Academic Advising Overview FAQs Find Your Advisor Information for Faculty ... Staff Academic Advising Tools CAPP Legends College Catalog Degree Completion Reviews GPA Calculator ... Academic Advising Survey Sample Text Academic Programs Education, Health and Human Services General Education Academic Programs (A-Z) Courses and Registration Academic College Calendar Class Schedule Course Descriptions Testing Services CLEP DANTES Resources Academic Assistance (Learning Center) Feinberg Library Honors Program E-mail this page CLEP (College Level Examination Program) Shorten Your Path to a College Degree! The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) gives you the opportunity to earn college credit! You may earn credit on one or more of the 35 CLEP subject examinations by earning a qualifying score as determined by the American Council on Education (ACE) or by the institution receiving your score(s). For a full list of available exam titles and descriptions, please visit the official CLEP website: www.collegeboard.com/clep

67. ULM CLEP The CollegeLevel Examination Program (clep) is a series of computer-based exams that allows individuals an opportunity to demonstrate prior learning and http://www.ulm.edu/testingcenter/clep.html

Why? Demonstrate Your Knowledge Earn College Credit Early Schedule Your Classes Accurately Advance Quickly Save Money Save Time Testing Center What is CLEP? The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) is a series of computer-based exams that allows individuals an opportunity to demonstrate prior learning and earn college credit for that knowledge. The exams are composed of multiple-choice questions and are approximately 90 minutes long. Official score reports are available immediately after the test administration, allowing individuals to select appropriate courses when scheduling classes. CLEP Subject Exams and Course Equivalents CLEP Subject Examinations currently approved for credit at ULM and the ULM course equivalents are listed below. Please click on exam title for a detailed description. CLEP Subject Exam Title ULM Course Equivalent Credit Hours Financial Accounting * Accounting 212 Biology Biology 101 - 102 Introductory Business Law Business Law 401 Chemistry Chemistry 107 - 108, 109 - 110 Information Systems and Computer Applications Computer Information Systems 350 Principles of Macroeconomics Economics 201 Principles of Microeconomics Economics 202 Freshman College Composition English 101 - 102 English Literature English 201 - 202 American Literature English 205 - 206 College French Language French 101 - 102 College German Language German 101 - 102 College Spanish Language Spanish 101 - 102 American Government Government 201 Western Civilization I History 111 Western Civilization II History 112 History of U.S. I

68. CLEP (College-Level Examination Program®) A college usually grants the same amount of credit to students earning satisfactory scores on the clep test as it grants to students successfully completing http://www.asu.edu/uts/e_clep.htm

Home About Us Proctoring Services + Exams ... Contact Us Information CLEP tests cover material taught in courses that most students take as requirements in the first two years of college. A college usually grants the same amount of credit to students earning satisfactory scores on the CLEP test as it grants to students successfully completing that course. You may obtain a CLEP bulletin in our office or by visiting www.collegeboard.com/clep CLEP for DANTES DANTES program candidates must register in person at our office, present a proof of eligibility (military or approved governmental identification card), and pay the $15.00 registration fee by personal check or money order. Cash or credit card payments are not permitted. Mail-in registrations are not permitted. Restrictions CLEP credit is not given at ASU when any of the following situations apply: It duplicates credit previously earned by the student at the university or accepted by the university for work done elsewhere. It is more elementary than a course in the same field in which the student has already received credit. An ASU student has already earned more than 100 semester hours of comprehensive credit (proficiency exams).

69. CLEP: College Level Examination Program The clep application/registration form is available online from the College Board web site (go to http//www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/reg.html http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/assess/testing/clep.htm

UCA Home Assessment Index Testing Index Testing Services CLEP University of Central Arkansas CLEP: College Level Examination Program Registration The CLEP application/registration form is available online from the College Board web site (go to http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/reg.html and use the link under Step Two). Return completed CLEP application form and feesby mail or in personto Director of University Testing University of Central Arkansas 201 Donaghey Ave., Bernard 205 Conway, AR 72035 Your registration and payment must reach the Testing Office no later than the Friday before the week you wish to test . Upon receipt of your application form and payment, the Testing Office will either mail or hand you an admission ticket and receipt for your payment. Administration and Cost Currently CLEP exams are administered at UCA on Tuesdays at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. When registering, please specify which time slot you desire. The cost for each exam is $65.00, plus a $15.00 non-refundable administration fee. Please write one check made payable to CLEP for $65.00 and another check made payable to UCA for $15.00. You may pay for the $65.00 test fee with a credit card. You may register for up to two exams per test date. CLEP exams are administered in Bernard Hall; report to Bernard 205. Please bring the admission ticket and a photo ID to the exam on test day. You will not be permitted to take the exam without these items. Course Credit at UCA The Division of Undergraduate Studies is responsible for awarding course credit on the basis of CLEP at UCA. Before you take a CLEP test, please refer to the CLEP section in the current UCA

70. Portland State Admissions College Level Exam Program (CLEP) The College Level Exam Program (clep) includes nationally normed examinations. clep offers subject matter examinations and general examinations. http://www.pdx.edu/admissions/ugrad_clep.html

71. The University Of Tampa - CLEP Credit The University of Tampa welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds and learning experiences. http://static.ut.edu/future/freshman/CLEP-Credit.cfm

Search: Future Students Freshman Graduate Transfer ... SpartanWeb March 24, 2008 UT to Hold Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition March 21, 2008 Wellesley College Choir Performs at UT March 19, 2008 Writers Series Presents Mary Gaitskill News Archive March 31, 2008 - April 3, 2008 International Film Festival April 3, 2008 Spring Internship Fair April 4, 2008 - May 1, 2008 Annual Juried Student Exhibition More... Home Future Students ... Freshman CLEP Credit Print Page » Advanced Placement Credit » First-Year Experience » Freshman ... » International Baccalaureate CLEP Credit The University of Tampa welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds and learning experiences. Prior learning is evaluated by satisfactory results on any of the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) examinations administered through the College Board. Students meeting the minimum score and percentile listed below can earn credits for the equivalent UT course. Up to 30 semester hours for successful performance on CLEP examinations may be granted. High school students have the opportunity to gain full admission to the sophomore class by obtaining satisfactory scores on the CLEP The CLEP measures the student's knowledge of English composition, social studies, humanities, general science, and mathematics

72. Northeast State - CLEP (258) clep is a creditby-examination program accepted by most colleges and universities. Northeast State is an Open Test Center for the clep program; therefore, http://www.nstcc.cc.tn.us/default.asp?DocumentID=320

73. Penn State Greater Allegheny CLEP Testing The Continuing Education office at Penn State Greater Allegheny is pleased to offer CollegeLevel Examination Program (clep) testing. http://www.ga.psu.edu/CE/30126.htm

74. CLEP Examinations - Office Of The Registrar Credit earned through the clep General Examinations shall count toward General Education and graduation requirements only. A student may not use the clep http://www.registrar.ilstu.edu/students/current/CLEP_exams.shtml

@import url("/files/css/handheld.css")handheld; Office of the University Registrar Jump over the site's main navigation. Students Alumni ... Forms CLEP General Examinations Illinois State University grants credit by examination toward General Education requirements for the College Level Examination Program under the following guidelines: A student may receive credit for a maximum of 18 semester hours credit through CLEP General Examinations. A student who desires to take the CLEP General Examinations should do so before enrolling for classes at the University. Credit earned through the CLEP General Examinations shall count toward General Education and graduation requirements only. A student may not use the CLEP General Examinations to raise grades or remove failures in courses already taken. All credit for CLEP General Examinations shall be considered creditat the 100-level. A student who is awarded credit in one or more areas of the General Examinations should consult with his or her advisor to select other appropriate basic and advanced courses. A student may not receive credit for both an area of the CLEP General Examinations and previously earned course credit in the same area. For example, a student who earned course credit in the Fine Arts (Art, Music, Theatre) may not receive credit for a General Examination in the Fine Arts area. Also, credit will not be awarded for the General Examination areas in which credit is earned through Departmental Proficiency Examinations, Advanced Placement Examinations, or CLEP Subject Examinations.

75. COLLEGE COMPASS CLEP The College Level Examination Program(clep) is a program of examinations that enable a student or adult to earn college level credit for entering freshmen http://www.edonline.com/collegecompass/clep.htm

CLEP The College Level Examination Program(CLEP) is a program of examinations that enable a student or adult to earn college level credit for entering freshmen and adults returning to school. The CLEP is also used by businesses and professional groups to satisfy educational requirements for advancement, licensing and training purposes. Description of CLEP Tests There are two categories of CLEP exams: General and Subject. General Examinations The General Examinations cover the basic material taught to students during the first two years of college. Each examination is 90 minutes long and consist entirely of multiple-choice question; except for the English Composition with Essay section. English Composition Humanities College Mathematics Natural Sciences Social Sciences and History Subject Examinations The Subject Examinations cover material taught at most colleges on a more specific level. Each subject examination is 90 minutes long and is composed of multiple choice question. Composition and Literature American Literature ( Test knowledge from Colonial times to mid-twentieth century) Analysis and Interpretation of Literature (Test ability to analyze and interpret passages) English Literature ( Test knowledge of authors, literary works,etc. Pre-Chaucer era to 1970)

76. What Is A CLEP? : Education Advisor Who needs a clep? clep, which stands for College Level Examination Program, is a series of examinations that demonstrate collegelevel achievement in http://www.worldwidelearn.com/education-advisor/questions/what-is-a-clep.php

Search Add to Favorites Welcome to Worldwidelearn.com's Education Advisor Education Advisor Get answers to your questions Home Education Articles Education Advisor Questions Answered What is a CLEP? By Edward Castro Question: Who needs a CLEP? Answer: CLEP, which stands for College Level Examination Program, is a series of examinations that demonstrate college-level achievement in specific courses. These examinations award a student academic credit for passing a test. Anyone who can pass a CLEP instead of taking a course can reduce the cost and time to complete their degree. Question: Who conducts CLEP tests, and where can you take them? Answer: The examinations are sponsored by the College Board and are administered at a number of colleges and at some high schools throughout the year. Check with your local college or high school for dates and times of the various CLEP tests being offered. Question: How do you take a CLEP exam? Answer: CLEP exams are delivered on a computer at specific testing facilities. Question: What subjects do CLEP exams cover?

77. Credit By Examination : College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Equivalency : I Credit for College Board subject examinations of the CollegeLevel Examination Program may be granted for a score above the 67th percentile. http://www.admissions.iastate.edu/cbe/clep.php

Admissions ISU H ome A pply ... ndex Choose your Adventure. Credit by Examination Home Advanced Placement Examination College-level Examination Program Departmental Examinations ... Transferring Credit Earned Iowa State University Office of Admissions College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Equivalency Credit for College Board subject examinations of the College-Level Examination Program may be granted for a score above the 67th percentile. Subject examinations are considered equivalent to specific courses at Iowa State University. For specific equivalencies, see the CLEP chart. CLEP Exam Min. Test Score ISU Courses Sem. Crs. Awarded Financial Accounting * Acct 284 Principles of Accounting * Acct 284, 285 American Government Pol Sci 215 General Biology ** Biol 101 Calculus with Elem. Functions Math 165 Humanities * Arts Humanities Macroeconomics Econ 102 Microeconomics Econ 101 Natural Science * Biological Science Physical Science Introductory Psychology Psych 101 Social Sciences and History * Social Science History Introductory Sociology Soc 134 French French 101, 102

78. CLEP Test Credit - Weber State University As many as 30 credits may be granted for successful completion of the College Level Examination Program (clep) General exams. http://www.weber.edu/TestingCenter/CLEP.html

WSU Home Testing Center Types of Tests Available CLEP ... High School Credit CLEP Test Credit As many as 30 credits may be granted for successful completion of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) General exams. The General Exams are available in Social Sciences, Natural Science and Humanities. Each exam is multiple choice and 90 minutes in length. The CLEP exams are given between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the Student Service Testing Center, Room 262. The registration deadline is two days before the test date. The fee for each CLEP test is $65.00 to CLEP and $20.00 to WSU The amount of credit awarded in each area and varies with scores. General Exam Score Credit Granted Course or Area Social Science-History Social Science Area of the General Education requirements Natural Science Four credits in Life Science Three credits in Life Science Four credits in choice of Life or Physical Science Humanities Humanities area of General Education requirements. In addition to General Exam credit, students may earn credit for satisfactory scores on CLEP Subject Exams. The following is a list of Subject Exams which have been accepted by academic departments for granting of CLEP credit. Test Title WSU Course Credit Min. Score

79. Undergraduate Admissions At UW-Madison: AP, IB, And CLEP Credit The CollegeLevel Examination Program (clep) allows students who have gained knowledge through independent study, advanced high school courses, http://www.admissions.wisc.edu/APIB.php

@import "css/print.css"; UW Home UW Search People Undergraduate Admissions Home Visits and Events Apply Online Request Info ... Contact Us Search Search Admissions Search Local navigation Why Wisconsin Fast Facts Costs and Aid Academics ... Campus Life Admissions Freshman Transfer International Reentry ... Check your application's status AP, IB, and CLEP Credit Printable Versions AP Credit Policy IB Credit Policy CLEP Credit Policy The University of Wisconsin grants advanced credit for the successful completion of college-level course work while in high school and for high achievement on Advanced Placement International Baccalaureate , and College-Level Examination Program exams. Credits earned may be awarded toward general education requirements, degree requirements, or elective credit. The purpose of awarding advanced credit is to recognize advanced work of high quality, to preclude the duplication of courses and curriculum, and to provide increased flexibility for students who wish to complete two majors, earn a certificate in addition to a major, explore within the curriculum, or graduate early. Credit for College Course Work Transfer Information System (TIS) to determine exactly how credit will be awarded.

80. CLEP & DANTES Detailed Information The clep test fee is $65 payable by check/credit card on the day of the test. An appointment will be scheduled for you once the registration form is http://www.raritanval.edu/registration/Testing/ClepDantesInfo.html

The Testing Center Accelerated Programs Standardized Testing Policy Students may apply for credit by exam before or after admission. Credit by exam will not be awarded, however, until the student has been admitted to a degree or certificate program. At that time, students may receive credit if the exam is applicable to their program and if their score meets the established minimum. Students will receive notification of an award of credit from the Records and Registration Office approximately two months after the date of the test. A maximum of 45 credits can be earned through a combination of all forms of advanced standing. A student must complete at least 15 credits through course work at RVCC. Credit by exam is not treated as part of the student's course schedule for establishing full-time or part-time status. Unsatisfactory scores are not recorded on the student's permanent record. Credit will not be entered into a student's grade-point average. Credit by testing will not be granted to students who have completed courses with a "D" or "F" grade, nor for courses that have been audited at RVCC or other institutions. Students who have received credit for a course may not receive credit by exam for a prerequisite or lower level course in the same subject. Students who have registered for a course will not be eligible to take credit by exam for that course unless it is officially withdrawn from before the end of the fourth week of classes. If a student attempts credit by exam covering two semesters of course work, and the student has already completed the first semester of such course work, only half of the credit awarded by exam will be granted. It is the responsibility of the student to determine that the test taken will fit into the appropriate program without duplication of credit. If you have questions, check with a counselor or advisor.

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