The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) is a nationally standardized series of tests designed primarily for students who have acquired college-level knowledge outside the classroom. Students may receive college credit for CLEP equivalent courses by making an acceptable score on the CLEP test. A student is normally awarded between two and four semester credit hours for passing a CLEP subject examination. Credit will be awarded when scores are officially recorded.
Credits will be given for the following subjects: Calculus with elementary functions, college algebra, college composition, computers and data processing, educational psychology, English Composition, general biology, general chemistry, general psychology, human growth and development, introduction to business law, introduction micro/macroeconomics, introductory marketing, introductory sociology, money, and banking.