CREDIT BY EXAMINATION

A student may earn credit by examination through several ways: Angelina College Departmental Exam, College Level Examination Program (CLEP) or College Board Advanced Placement (AP) Examination.

POLICIES FOR CREDIT BY EXAMINATION
1. Credit by Examination is open to students who have been admitted to or are currently enrolled at Angelina College. 
2. Students may earn a maximum of 15 hours through Credit by Examination. 
3. Angelina College does not offer CLEP exams, but accepts scores approved by ACE. 
4. Students who meet minimum score requirements of a “B” or better to receive credit (see Credit by Examination course listing for minimum score requirements). 
5. Credit will be posted on the official transcript after the student has completed one semester at Angelina College. 
6. Angelina College Departmental Exams may be attempted only once in any given course. The College Board Advanced Placement may be repeated on any scheduled test date. 
7. Credit by Examination may not be taken for courses in which a student has been enrolled after the 12th class, audited or completed. 
8. Fees are non-refundable. 

 
THE COLLEGE BOARD ADVANCED PLACEMENT
The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations are not offered on the Angelina College campus; however, AP Examinations are evaluated for Angelina College credit. Student grade reports containing scores of 3 or above must be submitted to the testing office along with a written request.

The AP Examinations are offered once a year in May, usually in high schools that offer college-level courses based on AP course descriptions. Each high school that gives the examinations sets its own registration deadline (no later than March) and collects fees.

Reports of AP Examination results are mailed by the College Board in mid-July to institutions listed as recipients by students. (The College Board code for Angelina College is 6025).

The AP Examinations test students over subject matter outlined in the AP course descriptions prepares by the College Board. The descriptions, which include sample questions, are available from some high school counselors and from the Advanced Placement Program, P.O. Box 6670, Princeton, NJ 08541-6670.

If no high school in the vicinity is administering AP Examinations, students interested in taking AP Examinations should write for information, by February 1st, to AP Services, P.O. Box 6671, Princeton, NJ 08541-6671 or by calling (609) 771-7300.


Course Course Number Test Subject Minimum Score Credit Hours
ART 1301
ART HISTORY
3 3
1311
DESIGN I
3 3
1316
ART DRAWING
3 3
2343
ART 3 DIMENSIONAL DESIGN
5 3
BIOL 1411
Biology
3 4
CHEM 1305&1105
Chemistry
 
3   8  
1307&1107
COOS 2320
Computer Sci-A
3 3
COSC 2320
Computer Sci-AB
4 6
ECON 2301
Macroeconomics
3 3
2302
Microeconomics
3 3
ENGL 1301
Engl. Lang./Comp
3 3
1302
Engl. Lit./Comp
3 3
GOVT 2301
American Govt
3 3
HIST 1301
American History
3 3
1302
American History
3 3
2322 History (Europe) 3 3
2311
History (World) 
3 3
MATH 1342
Statistics
3 3
2313
Calculus AB
3 3
2313&2314
Calculus BC
3 6
MUS 1311
Music Theory
3 3
1312
Music Theory
3 3
PHYS 1305
Physics B
3 3
1401
Physics C-Mechanics
3 4
1402
Physics C-Elec. &Magn
3 4
PSYC 2301
Psychology 
3 3
SPAN 1411&1412
Spanish Language
3 8
1411,1412, & 2311
Spanish Language
4 & Above 11

Testing Center
ac_tc angelina.edu
936-633-5495

Sellestine Hunt
Director of Testing & Student Development
shunt angelina.edu
936-633-5290


Peggy Denby
Testing Coordinator

pdenby angelina.edu


936-633-4502

Maria Lopez
mlopez angelina.edu
Testing Technician