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Advanced Placement Credit Policies and Procedures
The undergraduate programs in all Schools of the University
give academic credit for Advanced Placement courses ( view
pdf document ) taken in high school according to the following
criteria:
1. The AP course and credit must be in an area approved by
the appropriate faculty at CUA.
2. The AP score must be approved by the CUA faculty.
3. The AP credit must fit into the student's overall academic
program at CUA.
4. The AP course with out the AP test, but graded on an official
transcript from a college or university, will not be transferred
to CUA 5. The official report of the AP scores from the College
Board must be sent directly to CUA.
Language Placement Policies and Procedures
CUA uses SAT II subject tests for placement purposes only.
Applicants enrolling in the School of Arts and Sciences or
the School of Philosophy should submit SAT II test results
in a foreign language. Students who have taken SAT II tests
in other subject areas also are encouraged to submit scores.
CUA also offers other means of evaluating student's language
skills. They are permitted to submit AP or IB scores and to
also take the online placement exam. Click
Here for SAT II test placement information.
Awarding credit from other colleges and
universities
CUA reserves the right to determine whether or not courses
taken from a college or university by high school students
are transferable. The following criteria are used, in addition
to other factors, to determine whether or not a course is
transferable.
1. The course is evaluated for equivalency here at CUA and
may be used in your program, in one of the distribution areas,
or as a free elective.
2. The course is completed with at least a grade of "C".
3. The course was not needed to complete high school requirements
(we do not accept credits for "Dual Credit Programs" or "High
School Extension").
4. The course was taught by a faculty person approved by the
college or university granting credit.
5. An official transcript from the college or university must
be sent to CUA. Any student with 12 or more college credits
is considered a transfer student.
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