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GUIDE TO: THE COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PREP (CLEP) CREDIT at the University of Wyoming

COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PREP (CLEP) tests give students coming to the University of Wyoming the chance to earn college credits and fulfill UW requirements before they begin their freshman year.

The chart shows all of the test subjects currently accepted at UW. It includes the minimum credit-earning scores, the names of the courses for which you can earn credit, and the number of hours which will be awarded.

If a test is not listed here and if you received a score of three (3) on an AP exam or forty (40) on a CLEP test, you may want to contact the appropriate department at UW in case credit may be awarded. Many tests are looked at on a student-by-student basis.

The University of Wyoming does not award credit for CLEP general exams.

The University of Wyoming Testing Center (307-766-2188) can schedule CLEP and other credit-earning tests.

To request that CLEP exam results be sent to UW, please visit http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/scores.html.

College Level Examination Prep (CLEP) Information
Accounting, Principles of	50 or above	Consult with Department of Accounting
American Government	50 or above	Consult with Department of Political Science
American History I	50 or above	HIST US1 (3), US History I
American History II	50 or above	HIST US2 (3), US History II
American Literature	50 or above	Consult with Department of English
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature	50 or above	Consult with Department of English
Art of the Western World	50 or above	ART 1010 (3), General Art History
Biology	50 or above	BIOL 1010 and BIOL 2020 (8), General Biology I and II
Business Law, Introductory	50 or above	Consult with Department of Management and Marketing
Chemistry	50 or above	CHEM 1020 (4), General Chemistry I
Algebra/Trigonometry	50 or above	MATH 1450 (5), Algebra and Trigonometry
Algebra	50 or above	MATH 1400 (3), College Algebra
Calculus w/Elem Functions	50 or above	MATH 2200 (4), Calculus I
Pre-Calculus	61 or above	MATH 1450 (5), Algebra & Trigonometry
Trigonometry	50 or above	MATH 1405 (3), Trigonometry
Educational Psychology	50 or above	3 hours of general transfer credit
English Literature	50 or above	Consult with Department of English
Ethics in America	50 or above	USP 2003 CH designation
Human Growth and Development	50 or above	Consult with Department of Zoology and Physiology
Intro to Educational Psychology	47 or above	3 hours of general transfer credit
Intro to Sociology	47 or above	SOC 1000 (3), Sociological Principles
Humanities	50 or above	ENGL 2130 (3), Creative Impulse
Macroeconomics, Principles of	57	ECON 1010 (3), Principles of Macroeconomics
Management, Principles of	50 or above	Consult with Management and Marketing
Marketing, Principles of	50 or above	Consult with Department of Management and Marketing
Microeconomics, Principles of	54	ECON 1020 (3), Principles of Microeconomics
French	41 to 49	FREN 1010 (4), First Year French I
French	50 to 56	FREN 1010 and FREN 1020 (8), First Year French I and II
French	57 or above	FREN 1010, 1020, 2030 (12), 1st Yr Fren I and II, Inter French I
German	40 to 47	GERM 1010 (4), First Year German I
German	48 to 53	GERM 1010 and GERM 1020 (8), First Year German I and II
German	54 or above	GERM 1010, 1020, 2030 (12), 1st Yr Germ I and II, Inter Germ I
Spanish	41 to 49	SPAN 1010 (4), First Year Spanish I
Spanish	50 to 53	SPAN 1010 and SPAN 1020 (8), First Year Spanish I and II
Spanish	54 or above	SPAN 1010, 1020, 2030 (12), 1st Yr Spanish I and II, Inter Span I
Psychology	50 or above	PSYC 1000 (4), General Psychology
Sociology	50 or above	SOC 1000 (3), Sociological Principles
Western Civilization I	50 or above	HIST 1110 (3), Western Civilization I
Western Civilization II	50 or above	HIST 1120 (3), Western Civilization II

The University of Wyoming offers a variety of ways to earn credit for past learning. Not only do we award credits for many AP, CLEP scores, and IB subjects, but we also encourage students to make use of other opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge of a subject.

Most academic departments offer course challenge exams for introductory level classes. Contact the appropriate departments for information about this possibility.

The University of Wyoming also offers portfolio assessment for learning outside an academic environment. Students, in cooperation with faculty in a specific department, prepare a portfolio documenting specific course requirements. The University normally limits credits earned through this process to 12 hours.

The University participates in the DEFENSE ACTIVITY FOR NONTRADITIONAL EDUCATION SUPPORT PROGRAM (DANTES).

To submit your AP and CLEP scores, ask the College Board to send official copies of the exam results to:

Admissions Office
University of Wyoming
Dept. 3435, 1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071-3435

Once we receive your test results, we will evaluate them and post the credits you have earned to your transcript. It is just that easy.

FOR QUESTIONS OR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Office of the Registrar
Knight Hall, West Wing
University of Wyoming
Dept. 3964, 1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071
(307)766-5272

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GUIDE TO: THE COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PREP (CLEP) CREDIT at the University of Wyoming

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