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*Courses designated as 999 count as miscellaneous credit in the department listed (MISC=Miscellaneous college credit), and the credits count toward the 120 units needed for graduation.

**If a student scores 3 or higher on both AP English Literature Composition (ELC) and AP English Language Composition (ENGC), their student record will be personalized to receive 3 credits of ENG 999 for one of the AP exams.

***If a student scores below a 3 on the Calculus BC exam, the office will then look at their Calculus BC: AB sub-score. If the sub-score is a 3, their student record will be personalized to receive Math 243. If the sub-score is a 4, their student record will be personalized to receive Math 253.

AP COLLEGE CODES

When requesting AP score transcripts, you may be asked to provide a College Code. Please use the codes below ONLY. Incorrect College Codes WILL result in your score not being received by 糖心社交.

糖心社交 (main campus): 1921

UW-Rock County: 1998

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* Courses designated as 999 count as miscellaneous credit in the department listed (MISC=Miscellaneous college credit), and the credits count toward the 120 units needed for graduation

For DSST exams taken in 2007 and earlier please refer to the "Min Score 2007 and before" column. For DSST exams taken between 2008-present please refer to the "Min score 2008 - present" column. In 2008 DSST changed the way they score DSST exams, which is why there are two acceptable scores depending on the year you took the exam.

*Courses designated as 999 count as miscellaneous credit in the department listed (MISC=Miscellaneous college credit), and the credits count toward the 120 units needed for graduation.

糖心社交's DSST code is 9697. Please use this code when reporting scores to 糖心社交.

*Courses designated as 999 count as miscellaneous credit in the department listed (MISC=Miscellaneous college credit), and the credits count toward the 120 units needed for graduation.

**If a student scores 4 or higher on both the English A Literature IB exam and the English A Language and Literature IB exam, their student record will be personalized to receive 3 credits of ENG 999 for one of the IB exams.

***If a student scores a 4 or higher on the Information Technology on Global Society exam, as well as a 4 or higher on the Digital Society exam, their student record will be personalized to receive ITSCM 280 for one exam and 3 credits of ITSCM 999  for the other exam.

Credits by examination may be obtained at 糖心社交 through Departmental Examination, the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, and the College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) Advanced Placement (AP) examinations. A student may receive a maximum of 60 credits on the basis of examinations.

DEFINITIONS: 

1. CLEP is a national program of credit-by-examination that offers the opportunity to be recognized for college-level accomplishments. Examinations for which credits are granted are indicated in this bulletin.
2. DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS are tests developed by the particular departments and usually are not transferable to any other university. Such tests may already be prepared and kept at the Testing Office or may have to be developed by the individual department, as necessary. Contact the Testing Office to see what the situation involves.
3. CEEB ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS as well as the INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) PROGRAM EXAMS serve students who wish to pursue college-level studies while still in secondary school. Contact your high school counselor to determine if your high school participates in these programs. The CEEB AP and IB examinations for which 糖心社交 grants credits are indicated in this bulletin.

GRADING:

1. CLEP Examinations are computer administered and scored at the Testing Office; the results are usually available immediately.
2. DEPARTMENTAL TESTS are usually graded by the department and the results are available shortly after the testing session.
3. Students who complete the full IB diploma program with a score of 28 or above will be awarded 3 additional elective credits.

In all cases, it is the particular department that decides what score is necessary for credits, and for which course the credits are granted. The department or individual faculty member MUST forward a signed memo to the Testing Office stating: name of examinee, date of test, student ID number, pass or fail, name and course number, and number of credits to be granted. The Testing Office will process the test results. If a student passes an exam, the proper credits will be so noted on the student's transcript.

CLEP and Departmental examinations are offered through the Testing Office. After contacting the particular department chairperson concerning the test you want to take, simply contact the Testing Office at 472-5613 to set up an appointment. The testing time per departmental test ranges from one to three hours. Extended time may be needed for some examinations. Check with the Testing Office for specific testing times.

If you are enrolled in a course for which you desire to take a test for credit, the test must be taken no later than one month after the beginning of classes.Credit by examination appearing on transcripts from other accredited institutions of higher education will be accepted directly as transfer credits, provided that the student has earned at least 12 transferable credits at the same institution, in addition to credits gained through examination.