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Credit for AP, IB, CLEP, and/or A-level may not exceed 45 total credits.  \nAdvanced Placement Examinations of the College Entrance Examination Board  \nStudents seeking credit by taking the AP examination through CEEB request that official examination results be sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.  \nSeattle University credit awarded for AP examinations are not considered to be transfer credits and, therefore, the University Core Curriculum policy 2012-01 regarding transfer credits does not apply. AP credits do fall within the maximum lower division transfer credit restrictions.  \nAP examination results will be evaluated according to the criteria outlined below. Once an evaluation is completed, the student’s record is updated to reflect the credits accepted and may be viewed on MySeattleU, Student Planning area, in the section titled Program Evaluation.  \nThe following departments grant credit for AP exams. Examination results relating to other departments will be sent to the appropriate chairperson and action will be determined on an individual basis upon request.  \nCredit may be granted to satisfy University Core requirements if not already granted for major or College requirements. A minimum score of 4 is required to apply to University Core requirements.  \nSeattle University Academic Policy 1 of 7  \nExam Name  \nMin  \nScore  \n(major) Major Requirement  \nMin Score  \n(UCOR)  \nUCOR  \nRequirement  \nAfrican American Studies  \nAfrican  \nAmerican  \nStudies  \nArt  \nArt History  \nArt General  \nArt Drawing  \nArt 3D Design  \nArt 2D Design  \nBiology  \nBiology  \nBiology  \nChemistry  \nChemistry  \n3  \n3  \n3  \n3  \n3  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n4  \nGeneral Elective (5)  \nAVCS major elective (5)  \nAVCS major elective (5)  \nSatisfies major elective if UCOR 1300 is already filled (5)  \nAVCS major elective (5)  \nSatisfies major elective if UCOR 1300 is already filled (5)  \nBIOL 1010 (5)  \nScore 5, see department to take a placement exam to try to earn credit in the year-long Introductory Biology series (instead of BIOL 1010) .  \nCHEM 1500/1501 (5)  \n4  \n4  \n4  \n4  \n4  \n4  \nUCOR 1400  \nUCOR 1400  \nUCOR 1300  \nUCOR 1300  \nUCOR 1300  \nIf credit for BIOL 1610/1611 is granted, UCOR 1800 will be satisfied.  \nUCOR 1800  \nSeattle University Academic Policy 2 of 7  \nChemistry 5  \nScore 5, see department to take a challenge exam for CHEM 1510 credit  \nComputer Science  \nComputer  \nScience A or AB  \nExam  \nEconomics  \nEconomics  \nMacro  \nEconomics  \nMicro  \n4  \n4  \n4  \nCPSC 1420 (5)  \nECON 2130 (5)  \nECON 2110 (5)  \n4  \n4  \nUCOR 1600  \nUCOR 1600  \nEnglish: a maximum of 10 credits will be granted for English even if two exams are completed.  \nEnglish Lit Comp  \nEnglish Lang  \nComp 4  \nEnvironmental Science  \nEnvironmental  \nScience 3  \n4  \nGeneral Elective (5)  \nGeneral Elective (5)  \nEVST 1600 (5), ENSC Elective (5)  \n4  \n4  \nUCOR 1100  \nUCOR 1100  \nHistory  \nHIST 1200, 1210, or 2310  \nHistory US 4 (5) 4 UCOR 1400  \nHistory: Euro 4 HIST 1200 (5) 4 UCOR 1400  \nWorld History:  \nModern 4 HIST 1210 (5) 4 UCOR 1400  \nSeattle University Academic Policy 3 of 7  \nHuman Geography  \nHuman  \nGeography 3 SOCL/ANSO elective (5) 4 UCOR 1600  \n4 INST 2100 (5)  \nLanguage and Cultures: See below  \nMathematics  \nIf a student receives AP credit for MATH 1010 or higher, UCOR 1200 will be satisfied provided they earned a score of 4 or higher.  \nPrecalculus  \nCalculus AB  \nCalculus BC  \nMusic  \nMusic Theory  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n3  \n4 or 5  \n3  \nMATH 1023 (5)  \nMATH 1026 (5)  \nMATH 1026 (5) MATH 1028 (2)  \nMATH 1130 or 1230 (5)  \nMATH 1334 (5)  \nMATH 1334 (5) MATH 1028 (2)*  \nMATH 1334 (5)  \nMATH 1334 (5) p","cbCairmWOOVH8LFz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairmWOOVH8LFz","pdf",271692,"English","# Policy Overview\n## Credit Limits and Score Evaluation\n# Department Credit Awards\n## Major and UCOR Requirements by Subject\n## English, Math, Physics C Guidance\n# Policy History","[{\"question\":\"What AP credit limits apply to students under this policy?\",\"answer\":\"AP, IB, CLEP, and/or A-level credits cannot exceed 45 total credits. 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