Advanced Standing. A Guide to Advanced Placement Credit, International Baccalaureate Credit and Transfer Credit

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1 Advanced Standing A Guide to Advanced Placement Credit, International Baccalaureate Credit and Transfer Credit

2 Table of Contents Advanced Placement...3 Advanced Placement Credit Chart...4 International Baccalaureate...6 International Baccalaureate Credit Chart...6 Transfer Credit...8 Transfer Admission Requirements...9 Evaluation of Transfer Credits...10 Credit by Examination...10 Standardized Test Scores, Courses Taken Elsewhere, Repeated Courses, Courses Taken While on Academic Suspension...10 Institutional and Programmatic Maximums of Transferable Credit...11 College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences Dual Degree Programs...11 Courses, GPAs, Withdrawals, Repeated Courses...11 Curriculum Year...11 Transfer Admissions Officers...12 Transferring to Clemson University...12 Course Listings...13 College Board College-Level Examination Program (CLEP)...16 Dual Enrollment...16 Contact Information...16 Clemson University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor s, master s, education specialist and doctoral degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia ; telephone number for questions about the accreditation of Clemson University. As a nationally ranked research university, Clemson welcomes students with AP, IB and transfer credit. The University recognizes the academic value to earning college hours before even setting foot on campus, and we encourage students with credits to apply and transfer to Clemson. This guide gives important, basic information to those with AP, IB and transfer credits. Additional information can be found on our website, clemson.edu/ admissions/undergraduate/transferring-credits.html. Advanced Placement (AP Credit) Clemson University strongly endorses the AP program and consistently ranks among top colleges and universities in the nation in the number of students reporting AP grades. If you enroll in AP courses through your high school, you ll have the opportunity to take a national examination at the end of the school year. When registering for the exam, indicate if you wish to have the final results sent to Clemson University (CEEB #5111). The exams are graded on a 1 to 5 scale, and if you achieve a 3 or higher, you ll receive the appropriate course credit as outlined in the AP credit chart. AP examination grades should be sent directly to Clemson from the College Board; specific information can be found in the Undergraduate Announcements ( You will receive notification from Clemson outlining any course credit that you will receive through the AP program. Be sure to include your Social Security number when registering for AP exams. This will save time and ensure that credit is automatically awarded to your Clemson academic record. page 3

3 Advanced Placement Credit Area AP Exam Grade Credit Awarded for These Credit Clemson University Courses Hours CAPSTONE Research 3, 4, 5 ELEC Seminar 3, 4, 5 ELEC ECONOMICS Microeconomics 3, 4, 5 ECON Macroeconomics 3, 4, 5 ECON ENGLISH Literature and Composition 1 3, 4 ENGL ENGL , Language and Composition 1 3, 4 ENGL ENGL , Both tests 3, 4, 5 ENGL , GEOGRAPHY Human Geography 3, 4, 5 GEOG GOVERNMENT Government and Politics: United States 3, 4, 5 POSC Government and Politics: Comparative 3, 4, 5 POSC HISTORY United States History 3 HIST , 5 HIST 1010, European History 3, 4, 5 HIST World History 3, 4, 5 HIST HUMANITIES Music Theory 3, 4, 5 MUSC 1420, Art History 3, 4, 5 ART Studio Art Drawing 3 ELEC ART ART Studio Art 2-D Design 3 ELEC , 5 ART Studio Art 3-D Design 3 ELEC , 5 ART LANGUAGES Chinese Language and Culture 3, 4 CHIN 1010, 1020, CHIN 1010, 1020, 2010, French Language and Culture 3, 4, 5 FR 1010, German Language and Culture 3, 4, 5 GER 1010, Italian Language and Culture 3, 4 ITAL 1010, 1020, ITAL 1010, 1020, 2010, Japanese Language and Culture 3, 4 JAPN 1010, 1020, JAPN 1010, 1020, 2010, Latin 3 LATN 1010, 1020, , 5 LATN 1010, 1020, 2010, Spanish Language and Culture 3, 4, 5 SPAN 1010, Spanish Literature and Culture 3 SPAN 1010, SPAN 1010, 1020, SPAN 1010, 1020, 2010, MATH Calculus AB 3, 4, 5 MATH Calculus BC 2 3, 4, 5 MATH 1060, Statistics 3, 4, 5 STAT PSYCHOLOGY Psychology 3, 4, 5 PSYC SCIENCES Biology 3 BIOL 1030/1050, 1040/ , 5 BIOL 1100, Chemistry 3, 4 CH CH 1010, Computer Science A 3, 4, 5 CPSC Computer Science Principles 3,4,5 CPSC Environmental Science 3, 4, 5 ENSP Physics 1 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2070/ Physics 2 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2080/ Physics B 3 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2070/2090, PHYS 2080/ Physics C (Mechanics) 3, 4, 5 PHYS 1220/ Physics C (E&M) 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2210/ Student who earns a score of 3 or 4 should register for ENGL Student who earns a score of 2 on the Calculus BC examination, but has earned a score of 3 (or better) on the AB subscore of the BC examination, may receive credit for MATH Student enrolling in curricula requiring calculus-based physics (PHYS 1220, 1240, 2210, 2220, 2230, 2240), but who earns a grade of 5 on Physics B, will be asked to meet with a departmental representative for further evaluation and placement counseling. 4 ELEC 0001 is elective-only transfer credit. 5 ENGL 1999 is English elective credit. page 4 page 5

4 International Baccalaureate Credit Clemson University recognizes the academic challenges of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme and encourages you to apply for admission. IB graduates who score well on their higher-level exams will be awarded college credit as outlined in the following chart. Please be sure to include your IB candidate number in the space provided on the Clemson application. For additional information: IB Americas Americas Global Centre 7501 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 200 West Bethesda, MD Phone: Fax: ibo.org IB Higher Level Examination Level Grade Credit Allowed Toward Degree Credits Biology 4, 5, 6, 7 BIOL 1030/1050, 1040/ Business and Management 4, 5, 6, 7 MGT Chemistry 4, 5, 6, 7 CH 1010 (for majors requiring organic chemistry) 4 4, 5 CH 1010 (for majors not requiring organic chemistry) 4 6, 7 CH 1010, 1020 (for majors not requiring organic chemistry) 8 Classical Languages 4 LATN LATN 1010, ,7 LATN 1010, 1020, Computer Science 4 CPSC , 6 CPSC CPSC 1010, Dance 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Design Technology 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Economics 4, 5, 6, 7 ECON 2110, English (Language A: Literature or 4 ENGL Language and Literature) 5, 6 ENGL , ENGL , 1030, Film 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Foreign Language (Language B) 4 ARAB 1010, CHIN 1010, FR 1010, GER 1010, ITAL 1010, JAPN 1010, 4 LATN 1010, PORT 1010, RUSS 1010, or SPAN 1010 (dependent upon language) 5, 6, 7 ARAB 1010, 1020; CHIN 1010, 1020; FR 1010, 1020; GER 1010, ; ITAL 1010, 1020; JAPN 1010, 1020; LATN 1010, 1020; PORT 1010, 1020; RUSS 1010, 1020; or SPAN 1010, 1020 (dependent upon language) Geography 4, 5, 6, 7 GEOG Global Politics 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC History Route 1: Higher Level Option - Europe and the Islamic World 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Route 2: Higher Level Options - Asia and Oceania 4, 5, 6, 7 HIST Africa ELEC Europe and the Middle East ELEC The Americas ELEC Information Technology in a Global Society 4, 5, 6, 7 STS Islamic History 4,5,6,7 ELEC 4 3 Mathematics 4, 5 MATH 1060 or or 3 6, 7 MATH 1060 or or 3 Music 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Philosophy 4, 5, 6, 7 PHIL Physics 4 PHYS 2070/ , 6, 7 PHYS 2070/2090, 2080/ Psychology 4, 5, 6, 7 PSYC Social and Cultural Anthropology 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Theater Arts 4, 5, 6, 7 ELEC Visual Arts 4, 5, 6, 7 ART For students needing the MATH 1060 and 1080 sequence, a score of 4 or 5 on the HL Mathematics examination earns placement in MATH Upon completion of MATH 1080 with a grade of C or better, credit will be awarded for MATH For students needing the MATH 1020 and 2070 calculus sequence, a score of 4 or 5 on the HL Mathematics examination earns placement in MATH Upon completion of MATH 2070 with a grade of C or better, credit will be awarded for MATH If the student does not enroll in MATH 1080 or 2070 or does not pass the sequential class (MATH 2070 or 1080) with a grade of C or higher, 3 credits of elective (ELEC 0001) will be awarded for a score of 4 or 5 on the Mathematics HL exam. 2 A score of 6 or 7 on the HL Mathematics examination earns credit for either MATH 1020 or 1060 but not both. 3 Courses determined on an individual basis. See department. 4 ELEC 0001 is elective-only transfer credit. 5 ENGL 1999 is English elective credit. page 6 page 7

5 Transfer Credit Transfer students are defined as individuals who have earned a high school diploma or an equivalent credential and have subsequently attended a college or university in a full-time or part-time status during a regular semester. When applying to transfer into Clemson, candidates should: 1. Submit an online application. 2. Request final official transcripts be sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions from each college or university previously attended. You must submit official transcripts even if you do not expect to receive credit for the work or if you withdrew prior to receiving final grades. Note: If you have been provisionally accepted, you must also arrange for Clemson to receive updated transcripts for any additional work you complete. A transcript that states issued to student is not considered official. 3. If you took college-level courses (dual enrollment) while in high school, be sure to send official transcripts from the institution where credit was earned. Application Deadlines Transfer applications are reviewed on a rolling basis as they become complete. Admission is closed when all classroom space has been committed. December 1: Deadline to apply for spring admission (January enrollment).* March 1: Deadline to submit the FAFSA for needbased scholarships for the fall semester. April 1: Deadline to submit the FAFSA for loans and grants for the fall semester. July 1: Final deadline to apply for fall admission. * All official documents (except for your current term) must be postmarked by December 15. Note: transfer students who wish to apply for the Summer or Spring terms should submit their application two weeks before classes begin. ** Consideration for transfer with fewer than 30 semester or 45 quarter hours is possible, but applicants must also submit high school transcripts and test scores (SAT or ACT). High school performance will be reviewed first, and a strong high school GPA, class rank and standardized test score is necessary. College academic performance is also required and will be reviewed, in addition to the high school information. Transfer Admission Requirements Transfer admission is increasingly competitive. To be considered for admission, candidates should 1. Complete a year of college study after high school graduation at a regionally accredited institution 30 semester or 45 quarter hours of transferable work (AP, IB and dual enrollment credit cannot be used toward the 30 semester or 45 quarter-hour requirement).** 2. Earn a cumulative grade-point average of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) 3.0 is preferred. 3. Complete freshman-level courses in English, science and mathematics for their intended major at Clemson University. 4. Be in good standing and eligible to return to the institution last attended. Because of applicant pressure and/or space limitation, some majors such as graphic communications; sports communication; communication studies; construction science and management; general engineering; health science; nursing; parks, recreation and tourism management; production studies in performing arts; early childhood education; elementary education; special education; and some of the secondary education majors have more selective admission standards. For these programs, transcripts reflecting the most recent term should be submitted as soon as they re available. Please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for current requirements. Depending on the quality and amount of coursework you have taken, we will make one of two decisions. 1. Yes. You have been provisionally accepted. Your acceptance will be confirmed when all previous coursework is completed. 2. No. Unfortunately, at this time your credentials do not meet current admission requirements. However, we will be glad to help you work toward entering Clemson by suggesting additional coursework at another institution. Please note that due to limited classroom space, standards for transfer admission may be modified. page 8 page 9

6 Evaluation of Transfer Credits The evaluation of academic credits from other institutions rests with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Estimated approval for use of these credits in your degree program is determined by your academic adviser. In general, transfer credit is awarded when the course: 1. Is earned at a school accredited by a regional accreditation association, such as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. 2. Similar in description to the catalog synopsis of the corresponding course at Clemson. 3. Required or permitted as an elective in your curriculum. 4. Graded at least a C or better. 5. Not a duplication of credits already earned. Clemson does not transfer grades, only credits; therefore, you will enter Clemson without a grade-point average. Your class standing is determined as follows: Number of Credit Hours Transferred Class Standing Sophomore Junior 95 and above Senior Credit by Examination Learning experiences including, but not limited to, military service schools, noncollegiate-sponsored instruction, work-related experiences, etc. will not be evaluated for transfer; however, enrolled students may request credit by examination for any nontransferable learning experience. Standardized Test Scores, Courses Taken Elsewhere, Repeated Courses, Courses Taken While on Academic Suspension There is no time limit for the use of standardized test scores (e.g. SAT or ACT) in the evaluation of transfer candidates. For courses taken elsewhere, credit will be awarded for grades of C or better, provided Clemson faculty approve the course. Courses taught at nonbaccalaureate, degree-granting institutions are not transferable if they are taught at the 300 or 400 levels at Clemson. (The only exceptions to this are a limited number of nursing courses.) There are no limitations on transferring courses taken elsewhere by a suspended student or on coursework repeated due to failure. Institutional and Programmatic Maximums of Transferable Credit To qualify for an undergraduate degree, a student must complete from Clemson a minimum of 37 of the last 43 credits presented for the degree. Additional programmatic maximums also apply to B.S. degrees in the following majors: accounting, economics, financial management, management and marketing. At least 50 percent of the total credits taken in accounting, economics, finance, law, management, management science and marketing must be taken at Clemson University. College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences* Dual Degree Programs Anderson University Charleston Southern University Coastal Carolina University Converse College Elon University Erskine College Francis Marion University Furman University *Call for more information. Lander University Lenoir Rhyne College Newberry College North Georgia College North Greenville University Presbyterian College Wofford College Courses, GPAs, Withdrawals, Repeated Courses All courses taken and the overall grade-point average from each institution attended are considered in the admission evaluation. Additional consideration is given to the pattern of progress and the number of completed courses that transfer into the intended major. Curriculum Year Students transferring may select the curriculum that was outlined in the Clemson University Undergraduate Announcements ( at the time they entered the sending institution, provided they have been in continuous enrollment. Transfer students may select any curriculum adopted subsequent to that initial curriculum. After enrolling at Clemson, if transfer students change from one major to another, they will complete all the requirements included in the new curriculum that are in effect at the time of the change. If all work toward a degree is not completed within six years after the initial enrollment at the sending institution, the student may be required to take additional courses. page 10 page 11

7 Transfer Admissions Officers Becky D. Pearson Associate Director of Admissions Tech. College Clemson Tech. College Clemson ACCOUNTING ACC 101*...ACCT 2010 ACC 102*...ACCT 2020 COLLEGE SKILLS COL ELEC 0001 COL ELEC 0001 Kathryn W. Rice Assistant Director of Admissions Julia D. Harvey Transfer Credit Coordinator Phone: FAX: Address: Clemson University Office of Admissions 105 Sikes Hall Box Clemson, SC clemson.edu/admissions/undergraduate Apply online at clemson.edu. If you are unsure to which S.C. college or university you would like to transfer after your initial coursework at a S.C. technical college, you may view the S.C. Technical College Credit Equivalency List at clemson.edu/tcel. Depending on the student s chosen major, some courses may not be applicable toward graduation requirements. Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for additional information. Transferring to Clemson University A transcript that states issued to student is considered unofficial. Courses that have previously been evaluated from schools around the nation are listed on our Transfer Course Equivalency List (TCEL), which can be found at clemson.edu/tcel. If there is a course you have previously taken that is not listed on the TCEL, the course will be evaluated by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions once you have been accepted to Clemson. Students will be notified of the credit they will receive at Clemson before enrolling. The following is a list of university transfer courses you may take at a South Carolina technical college. Please follow the curriculum outline in Clemson s Undergraduate Announcements ( for the degree that you plan to pursue at Clemson University, and take the equivalent courses as they are listed below. ELEC 0001 is elective-only transfer credit. Course equivalencies are subject to change. ANTHROPOLOGY ANT 101*...ANTH 2010 ANT ELEC 0001 ARABIC ARA ARAB 1010 ARA ARAB 1020 ART ART 101*... ART 2100 ART 105*...ELEC 0001 ART ELEC 0001 ART AAH 1010 ART AAH 1020 ART ART 1050 ART ART 1060 ART ART 2170 ART ART 2110 ART ELEC 0001 ART ELEC 0001 ART ART 2070 ART ELEC 0001 ASTRONOMY AST 101*... ASTR AST 102*... ASTR BIOLOGY BIO 101*...BIOL BIO 102*...BIOL BIO ELEC 0001 BIO BIOL 1100 BIO BIOL 1110 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ENSP 2000 BIO 210*...BIOL 2220 BIO 211*...BIOL 2230 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO 225*...MICR 2050 BIO NUTR 2030 BIO ELEC 0001 BIO ELEC 0001 BUSINESS BUS BUS 1010 CHEMISTRY CHM ELEC 0001 CHM CH 1050 CHM CH 1060 CHM 110*...CH 1010 CHM 111*...CH 1020 CHM 112*...CH 1060 CHM 211*...CH CHM 212*...CH CHM ELEC 0001 * Associated with the statewide articulation agreement COMPUTER SCIENCE CPT CPSC 1200 CPT CPSC 1200 CPT CPSC 2200 ECONOMICS ECO ELEC 0001 ECO ECON 2000 ECO ECON 2000 ECO 210*... ECON 2120 ECO 211*... ECON 2110 ENGINEERING Greenville Tech ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE 2020 ECE ECE 2620 EGR CE 2010 EGR EM 2020 EGR ENGR EGR ENGR 1410 EGR ENGR 2080 EGR ENGR 2100 Midlands Tech ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE 2020 ECE ECE 2620 EGR CE 2010 EGR EM 2020 EGR ENGR 1050+ENGR 1060 EGR ENGR 2090 Tri County Tech EGR ENGR EGR ENGR 1410 EGR ENGR 2080 CHT CHE 1300 Trident Tech ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE 2020 ECE ECE 2620 EGR CE 2010 EGR EM 2020 EGR ELEC 0001 EGR ELEC 0001 York Tech ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE 2020 ECE ECE 2620 EGR CE 2010 page 12 page 13

8 Tech. College Clemson Tech. College Clemson Tech. College Clemson Tech. College Clemson EGR ELEC 0001 EGR ELEC 0001 EGR ENGR 2090 ENGLISH ENG 101*...ENGL 1999 ENG 102*...ENGL 1030 ENG 201*...ENGL 2140 ENG 202*...ENGL 2140 ENG 203*...ENGL 2140 ENG 205*...ENGL 2130 ENG 206*...ENGL 2130 ENG 208*...ENGL 2120 ENG 209*...ENGL 2120 ENG ENGL 2020 ENG 214*...ENGL 2020 ENG 218*...ENGL 2020 ENG ENGL 2150 ENG 222*...ENGL 2150 ENG ELEC 0001 ENG 230*...ELEC 0001 ENG ELEC 0001 ENG ELEC 0001 ENG 236*...ELEC 0001 ENG ELEC 0001 ENG 260*...ELEC 0001 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE EVT ENSP 2000 FORESTRY FOR ENR 1010 FOR FOR 2050 FOR FOR 2530 FOR FOR 2540 FOR FOR 2510 FOR FOR 2520 FOR FOR 2060 FRENCH FRE 101*...FR 1010 FRE 102*...FR 1020 FRE 201*...FR 2010 FRE 202*...FR 2020 GEOGRAPHY GEO 101*... GEOG 1010 GEO 102*... GEOG 1030 GEO ELEC 0001 GERMAN GER 101*...GER 1010 GER 102*...GER 1020 GER GER 2010 GER GER 2020 HEALTH SCIENCE AHS HLTH 2600 HISTORY HIS 101*...HIST 1720 HIS 102*...HIST 1730 HIS ELEC 0001 * Associated with the statewide articulation agreement HIS HIST 1930 HIS ELEC 0001 HIS ELEC 0001 HIS ELEC 0001 HIS ELEC 0001 HIS HIST 1220 HIS 201*...HIST 1010 HIS 202*...HIST 1020 HORTICULTURE HRT HORT 2080 HRT HORT 2080 HRT BIOL HRT HORT 1010 HRT CSEN 2020 HRT HORT 2020 HRT HORT 2120 HUMANITIES HSS ELEC 0001 HSS STS 1010 INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IDS ELEC 0001 IDS ELEC 0001 JAPANESE JPN JAPN 1010 JPN JAPN 1020 JPN JAPN 2010 JPN JAPN 2020 JOURNALISM JOU ENGL 2310 MANAGEMENT MGT MGT 2010 MATHEMATICS MAT MATH 1010 MAT MATH 1990 MAT 110*... MATH 1990 MAT 111*... MATH 1030 MAT *... MATH 1050 MAT MATH 1050 MAT 120*...STAT 2300 MAT 122*... MATH 2100 MAT 130*... MATH 1020 MAT MATH 1190 MAT 140*... MATH 1060 MAT 141*... MATH 1080 MAT MATH 1150 MAT MATH 1160 MAT MATH 2160 MAT ELEC 0001 MAT MATH 2070 MAT 240*... MATH 2060 MAT 242*... MATH 2080 MAT MATH 1150 MAT MATH 2160 MUSIC MUS 105*...MUSC 2100 MUS MUSC 1050 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NRM PRTM 2010 PHILOSOPHY PHI 101*...PHIL 1010 PHI 105*...PHIL 1020 PHI 106*...PHIL 1020 PHI PHIL 1020 PHI 110*...PHIL 1030 PHI 115*...PHIL 1030 PHI ELEC 0001 PHYSICAL SCIENCE PHS PHSC 1080 PHS PHSC 1070 PHS PHSC 1080 Piedmont Tech PHS PHSC PHYSICS PHY PHYS 2000 PHY 201*... PHYS PHY 202*... PHYS PHY 221*... PHYS PHY 222*... PHYS PHY 223*... PHYS POLITICAL SCIENCE PSC ELEC 0001 PSC ELEC 0001 PSC 201*...POSC 1010 PSC POSC 1040 PSC ELEC 0001 PSC 215*...ELEC 0001 PSC POSC 1020 PSYCHOLOGY PSY ELEC 0001 PSY 201*...PSYC 2010 PSY 203*...ELEC 0001 PSY ELEC 0001 PSY 208*...ELEC 0001 PSY 212*...ELEC 0001 PSY ELEC 0001 RELIGION REL REL 1010 REL REL 1020 SOCIOLOGY SOC 101*...SOC 2010 SOC 102*...ELEC 0001 SOC SOC 2010 SOC 205*...SOC 2020 SOC 206*...ELEC 0001 SOC 210*...ELEC 0001 SOC 220*...ELEC 0001 SOC ELEC 0001 SOC 235*...ELEC 0001 SPANISH SPA 101*...SPAN 1010 SPA 102*...SPAN 1020 SPA ELEC 0001 SPA 201*...SPAN 2010 SPA 202*...SPAN 2020 SPEECH SPC COMM 1500 SPC 205*...COMM 2500 SPC ELEC 0001 SPC ELEC 0001 SPC 210*...ELEC 0001 THEATER THE 101*...THEA 2100 THE THEA 2780 THE ELEC 0001 THE THEA 2790 THE ELEC 0001 THE ELEC 0001 THE ELEC 0001 THE THEA 2670 THE THEA 2770 THE ELEC 0001 THE ELEC 0001 TURFGRASS TUF HORT 2020 TUF HORT 2120 TUF HORT 2020 TUF HORT 2020 TUF HORT 2710 TUF HORT 2120 VISUAL ARTS ARV AAH 1020 ARV ART 2050 ARV ART 1510 ARV GC 1010 ARV ART 2150 Greenville Tech ARV ART 2150 ARV ART 2130 ARV ART 1510 ARV ART 1520 ARV ART 2130 ARV ART 2130 ARV ELEC 0001 ARV ELEC 0001 ARV ART 2090 Trident Tech ARV ART 2130 ARV ART 2050 ARV ART 1510 ARV ART 1510 ARV ELEC 0001 ARV GC 1010 ARV ART 2150 ARV ART 2130 ARV ART 2130 ARV ELEC 0001 ARV ELEC 0001 More course equivalencies can be found on the Transfer Course Equivalency List (TCEL) at clemson.edu/tcel. page 14 page 15

9 College Board College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) This program has very limited recognition at Clem son. A few departments accept credit for CLEP subject-matter examinations; however, CLEP general examinations are not recognized. Credit can be awarded for introductorylevel courses according to criteria established by the following departments: chemis try and English (composition only). Numerical scores plus essays, required when offered as part of a CLEP examination, will be evaluated by the appropri ate department. CLEP is designed primarily for adults with nontraditional learning experiences. CLEP credit cannot be used to meet admission requirements. Dual Enrollment Dual enrollment courses enable high school students to take college-level courses and earn college credit before graduating from high school. Students should have official transcript(s) sent directly to Clemson s Office of Undergraduate Admissions from the registrar of each college or university where credit was earned. A transcript that states issued to student is considered unofficial. Courses that have previously been evaluated are listed on our Transfer Course Equivalency List (TCEL). If there is a course you have previously taken that is not listed on the TCEL, the course will be evaluated by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions once you have been accepted to Clemson. Students will be notified of the credit they will receive at Clemson before enrolling in the fall. Contact Us Clemson University Office of Undergraduate Admissions 105 Sikes Hall, Box Clemson, SC clemson.edu/admissions/undergraduate 8/17/37K