Advanced Placement (AP)

ADVANCED STANDING CREDIT
CAMERON UNIVERSITY POLICY AND REGULATIONS

 Students enrolled at Cameron University may receive degree credit for post-secondary level extra-institutional learning related to subject areas, courses, and programs of study offered by Cameron University.  The Provost is responsible for developing and administering policies and procedures for awarding advanced standing credit.  Advanced standing credit awards are made under policies and procedures designed to assure that reliable and valid measures of learning outcomes have been applied.

• A maximum of 45 semester hours of advanced standing credit may be applied toward the requirements for associate degrees.  A maximum of 64 semester hours of advanced standing credit may be applied toward baccalaureate degree requirements.

• Advanced standing credit must be validated by successful completion of 12 or more semester hours at Cameron before being placed on the student's transcript.  (Advanced standing credit awarded to military service personnel and their dependents will be placed on the transcript upon initial paid enrollment.)

• Advanced standing credit is identified on the transcript by the letters "A.S." following each course title.

• The "S" grade is assigned to credits earned by advanced standing.

• A score equivalent to a grade of "C" shall be used as the minimum passing score for institutionally prepared examinations.

• The Testing Director makes credit award recommendations using the appropriate guide and forwards it to the Registrar.  A Cameron course prefix, number with dashes in place of the middle two digits, and a title from the guide used for evaluating the course will be assigned to a course not equivalent to a Cameron course.

• Registrar places credit on the student's transcript after 12 hours have been completed at Cameron.

 Advanced Placement

ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM (AP)

TEST NAME	CREDIT AWARD BY SCORE
	3	4	5
Art History	Art 1013	Art 1013	Art 1013
Biology	Biol 1004	Biol 1004	Biol 1004
Calculus AB	Math 1715,2215	Math 1715,2215	Math 1715,2215
Calculus BC	Math 1715,2215,2235	Math 1715,2215,2235	Math 1715,2215,2235
Chemistry	Chem 1004	Chem 1361/4,1471/4	Chem 1361/4,1471/4
Chinese Lang & Culture	None	None	None
Computer Science A	CS 1004	CS 1004	CS 1004
English Lang & Comp	Engl 1113	Engl 1113,1213	Engl 1113,1213
English Lit & Comp	Engl 1113	Engl 1113,1213	Engl 1113,1213
Environmental Science	Envsci 2004	Envsci 2004	Envsci 2004
European History	Hist 2113	Hist 2113,2223	Hist 2113,2223
French Language	Fren 1113,1223	Fren 1113, 2113	Fren 1113,1223,2113,2223
German Language	Germ 1113,1223	Germ 1113,1223	Germ 1113,1223,2113,2123
Govt & Politics: Comparative	None	None	None
Govt & Politics: U.S.	Pol Sc 1113	Pol Sc 1113	Pol Sc 1113
Human Geography	Geog 2243	Geog 2243	Geog 2243
Japanese Lang & Culture	None	None	None
Latin: Vergil	Latin 1113	Latin 1113,1223	Latin 1113,1223
Macroeconomics	Econ 2013	Econ 2013	Econ 2013
Microeconomics	Econ 2023	Econ 2023	Econ 2023
Music Theory	Music 1023	Music 1023	Music 1023
Physics B	Phys 1115,1215	Phys 1115,1215	Phys 1115,1215
Physics C: Elec & Mag	Phys 2025	Phys 2025	Phys 2025
Physics C: Mechanics	Phys 2015	Phys 2015	Phys 2015
Psychology	Psych 1113	Psych 1113	Psych 1113
Spanish Language	Span 1113,1223	Span 1113,1223	Span 1113,1223,2113,2223
Spanish Literature	Span 2113,2223	Span 2113,2223	Span 2113,2223
Statistics	Stat 3013	Stat 3013	Stat 3013
Studio Art: 2-D or 3-D	Art 1023	Art 1023	Art 1023
Studio Art: Drawing	Art 1023	Art 1023	Art 1023
U.S. History	Hist 1483	Hist 1483,1493	Hist 1483,1493
World History	Hist 1113	Hist 1113,1123	Hist 1113,1123