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TITLE Missouri's Guide to Advanced Placement Acceptance Policies.A Listing of Advanced Placement Exams, Test Scores, CreditHours Granted, and Courses Satisfied.

INSTITUTION Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education, JeffersonCity.; Missouri Advanced Placement Advisory Council.;College Board, New York, NY.

PUB DATE 1998-01-00NOTE 76p.

PUB TYPE Guides Non-Classroom (055) Reference MaterialsDirectories/Catalogs (132)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Advanced Placement; Advanced Placement Programs; College

Bound Students; *Colleges; *Credits; *Educational Policy;*Equivalency Tests; Higher Education; InstitutionalCharacteristics; *Student Placement

IDENTIFIERS Advanced Placement Examinations (CEEB); *Missouri

ABSTRACTThis publication lists information about the Advanced

Placement Acceptance policies of institutions of higher education inMissouri. With colleges and universities listed alphabetically, the documentserves as a guide to high school students who can determine the scoresrequired on the Advanced Placement Examinations of the College EntranceExaminations Board for acceptance for college credit, the credit hoursgranted, and the institutional courses satisfied. This publication reflectsthe most current institutional policies regarding advanced placement for 67institutions. The mailing address and a contact person are given for eachinstitution. (SLD)

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and Missouri Advanced Placement Directors

MISSOURI COORDINATING BOARDFOR HIGHER EDUCATION

Marie Carmichael, Chair, Springfield

Ray Henry, Vice Chair, Hillsboro

Everett Brown, Secretary, Maryville

John Bass, St. Louis

Connie Campbell, Kansas City

Bryan Cook, Clayton

Lynn Ewing, Jr., Nevada

Mary Findley, Poplar Bluff

Ka la M. StroupCommissioner of Higher Education

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Table of Contents

Preface i

Acknowledgement ii

Avila College 1

Baptist Bible College 2

Berean University 3

Blue River Community College 4

Calvary Bible College 5

Central Bible College 6

Central Christian College of the Bible 7

Central Methodist College 8

Central Missouri State University 9

College of the Ozarks 10

Columbia College 11

Cottey College 12

Crowder College 13

Culver-Stockton College 14

DeVry Institute of Technology 15

Drury College 16

East Central College 17

Evangel College 18

Fontbonne College 19

Hannibal-LaGrange College 20

Harris-Stowe State College 21

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Jefferson College 22Kansas City Art Institute 23

Kemper Military Junior College 24Lincoln University 25

Lindenwood University 26

Longview Community College 27

Maple Woods Community College 28

Maryville University 29

Mineral Area College 67

Missouri Baptist College 30

Missouri Southern State College 31

Missouri Valley College 32

Missouri Western State College 33

Moberly Area Community College 34

North Central Missouri College 35

Northwest Missouri State University 36Ozark Christian College 67

Ozarks Technical Community College 37

Park College 38

Penn Valley Community College 39

Research College of Nursing 67

Rockhurst College 40Saint Louis College of Pharmacy 41

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Saint Louis University 42

Southeast Missouri State University 43

Southwest Baptist University 44

Southwest Missouri State University 45

Springfield College 67

St. Charles County Community College 46

St. Louis Christian College 47

St. Louis Community College 48

State Fair Community College 49

Stephens College 50

Three Rivers Community College 51

Truman State University 52

University of Missouri-Columbia 53

University of Missouri-Kansas City 54

University of Missouri-Rolla 55

University of Missouri-St. Louis 56

Vatterott College 67

Washington University 57

Webster University 62

Wentworth Military Academy 63

Westminster College 64

William Jewell College 65

William Woods University 66

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PrefaceBy The Coordinating Board for Higher Education

The Coordinating Board for Higher Education invites Missouri's high school students to reviewthe information presented in this 1998 listing of Advanced Placement acceptance policies andaccept the challenge of participating in the Advanced Placement program while in high school.Students who take Advanced Placement courses develop high academic expectations and deriveincreased satisfaction from challenging coursework. The completion of Advanced Placementcourses inspires a sense of achievement that serves students well in college and at work.Finally, Advanced Placement courses set a challenging standard for excellence in teaching andlearning in the high schools where they are offered. As a consequence, the Coordinating Boardfor Higher Education promotes Advanced Placement courses in high school as one means forstrengthening students' preparation for college as well as the demands placed upon high schoolgraduates who enter the work force directly out of high school.

All Missouri colleges and universities were provided the opportunity to revise their AdvancedPlacement policies. This publication reflects the most current institutional policies regardingAdvanced Placement. While every effort has been made to present the most currentinformation, it is always a good practice to contact the institution with any questions that mayarise upon review of the Advanced Placement acceptance policies contained in this report.

The Coordinating Board for Higher Education expresses its sincere appreciation to thecampus officials who assisted in the development of this document. It is the board's sincerehope that this publication will be of assistance to students, parents, high school counselors,and those Advanced Placement course teachers who are dedicated to preparing Missouri's highschool students for the challenges of today and tomorrow.

The Coordinating Board of Higher Education also wishes to thank the Advanced PlacementDirectors, Dr. Janette Ralston, Truman State University in Kirksville, and Dr. SterlingCossaboom, Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau. Their help in compilingthis information is greatly appreciated. For information concerning AP Teacher DevelopmentInstitutes, contact Dr. Ralston at 1-660-785-5396 or Dr. Cossaboom at1-573-986-6179.

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AcknowledgementBy Robert McDonough, DirectorAcademic Services, The College Board / Midwest

On behalf of The College Board, allow me to congratulate the state of Missouri and itsCoordinating Board for Higher Education for their many efforts to broaden access for Missouristudents to the Advanced Placement Program. Overcoming a lack of student awareness of theAP Program and its benefits is critically important to the success of any such effort, and thispublication of the collegiate AP policies in the state is a major contribution to overcoming thatstruggle. Indeed, all students should know that successful AP candidates can receive baccalaure-ate credit for their achievements at an overwhelming majority of colleges and universities in theUnited States and in a growing number of institutions located in other countries.

Equally important to an enhanced awareness of the AP Program is the availability of highquality professional development opportunities for secondary school faculty willing todeliver the AP courses. Missouri and the Coordinating Board for Higher Education must becongratulated again for creating AP teacher development centers at both Southeast MissouriState and Truman State universities. As a result, teachers from throughout the state will be ableto take advantage of twenty-five financially subsidized AP teacher training courses in the sum-mer of 1998. This activity, along with many others, is being directed by Dr. Janette Ralston ofTruman State and Dr. Sterling Cossaboom of Southeast. A special word of gratitude goes to Dr.Ralston for her work in gathering the AP policy data for this booklet.

Finally, to further assist the Missouri AP initiative, The College Board has created the MissouriAdvanced Placement Advisory Council. The council will assist The College Board in its effortto tailor AP Program services to the needs of Missouri students and teachers. The council ischaired by the former Commissioner of Higher Education, Dr. Charles McClain. Thus far,others who have accepted membership on the new council are: Margaret Bahe, John BurroughsHigh School; Tom Becvar, Saint Louis University High School; Maridella Carter, Blue SpringsSouth High School; Dr. Sterling Cossaboom, Southeast Missouri State University; Dr. EdwinHiss, Washington University; Gary Kamper, Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School;Hank Landry, David H. Hickman High School; Dennis Lock, Jefferson City High School;Patricia Noland, Ladue Horton Watkins High School; Dr. Janette Ralston, Truman StateUniversity; Dr. Orlo Shroyer, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education;Bragg Stanley, David H. Hickman High School; Dr. Robert Stein, Missouri Department ofHigher Education; and Connie Wells, The Pembroke Hill School.

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AVIACOLLEGE

11901 Womall Road, Kansas City, MO 64145Creating Pathways to Success

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Advanced PlacementCourse

ScoreRequired

HoursGranted

Institutional CoursesSatisfied

American Gov/Politics 4 3 PS 120, American National GovernmentAmerican History 3 3 HI 121 or 122, American History I or II

4 6 HI 121, 122, American History I, IIArt History 3 6 AR 181, 182, Survey of Art I, IIStudio Art 2 3 AR 111, Drawing I ConceptsBiology 4 4 BI 110

5 5 From among BI 111, 112Calculus AB 3 5 MA 210, Calculus & Analytic Geometry ICalculus BC 2, 3 5 MA 210, Calculus & Analytic Geometry I

4, 5 10 MA 210, MA 225, Calculus I, IIChemistry 3 4 CH 131, Gen Chemistry I

4 8 CH 131, CH 137, Gen Chemistry I, IIComputer Science A 3 3 CS 150, Programming in PascalComputer Science AB 3 3 CS 150, Programming in PascalEuropean History 3 3 HI 101 or HI 102, Western Civ. I or II

4 6 HI 101, HI 102English Language & Comp 3 3 EN 111, English Comp IEnglish Literature & Comp 3 6 EN 111, EN 261, English Comp I, Short StoryFrench Language (Level 3) 3 12 French 111, 112, 215, 216French Literature (Level 3) 3 6 From among French 111, 112, 215, 216German Language 3 12 There is no Avila equivalentLatin/Vergil 3 6 There is no Avila equivalentLatin/Literature 3 6 There is no Avila equivalentMacroeconomics 4 3 EC 201, Principles of Economics IMicroeconomics 4 3 EC 202, Principles of Economics IIMusic Theory 3 8 MU 271, 272, Music Theory I, IIPhysics B 4 4 PH 117, Physics ConceptsPhysics C 4 4 PH 117, Physics ConceptsPsychology 3 3 PY 101, General PsychologySpanish Language (Level 3) 3 12 From among Spanish 111, 112, 115, 116, 317Spanish Literature 3 6 From among Spanish 111, 112, 115, 116, 317

(Credit cannot be awarded until after the matriculated student has an official transcript from AP forwarded to the Registrar. TheRegistrar will then notify the student of the award of any Avila credit.)

For additional information contact: Sister Marie Joan Harris, Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, (816) 942-8400

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Baptist Bible College

628 East Kearney, Springfield, MO 65803


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3 2 U.S. GovernmentAmerican History 3 3 U.S. History IEnglish Language & Comp 3 3 English Grammar/CompositionEnglish Literature & Comp 3 3 English Composition/ResearchSpanish Language 3 3 Spanish IPsychology 3 3 General Psychology

For additional information contact: Joseph K. Gleason, Registrar, (417) 268-6060

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BEREAN UNIVERSITY

1445 Boonville Ave., Springfield, MO 65802

Berean University accepts AP credits on an individual basis. The credits are evaluated by department chairs and appropriatecredit is awarded up to a maximum of 32 hours.

For additional information contact: Joseph M. Nicholson, (417) 862-9533, x1220

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Blue RiverCommunity CollegeOne of the Metropolitan Community Colleges 1501 West Jefferson, Blue Springs, MO 64015

Advanced Placement Score Hours Institutional CoursesCourse Required Granted Satisfied

American Gov/Politics 3 3 POLS 136American History 3 3 HIST 120Art History 3 3 ART 150Studio Art - Drawing 3 3 ART 110Studio Art - General 3 3 ART 100Biology 3 5 BIOL 101Calculus AB 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditCalculus BC 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditChemistry 3 5 CHEM 111Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3 POLS 135Computer Science A 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditComputer Science AB 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditEuropean History 3 3 HIST 133English Language & Comp 3 3 ENGL 101English Literature & Comp 3 3 ENGL 124French Language 3 5 FREN 101French Literature 3 5 FREN 102German Language 3 5 GERM 101Macroeconomics 3 3 ECON 210Microeconomics 3 3 ECON 211Music Listening & Literature 3 3 MUSI 108Music Theory 3 3 MUSI 110Physics B 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Mechanics 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 Dept. Chair will determine creditSpanish Language 3 5 SPAN 101Spanish Literature 3 5 SPAN 102

For additional information contact: Johnnie McClinton, (816) 655-6118

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CalvaryBible College 15800 Calvary Road, Kansas City, MO 64147-1341

Calvary Bible College accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit. Questions and information on specific course credits shouldbe directed toward the Registrar.

For additional information contact: David Richards, Registrar, (816) 322-5152. ext. 1306

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CentralBible CollegeAdvanced PlacementCourse

American HistoryBiologyChemistryEuropean HistoryEnglish Language & CompEnglish Literature & CompPhysicsPsychology

3000 North Grant, Springfield, MO 65803

Score Hours Institutional CoursesRequired Granted Satisfied

3 3 U.S. History I3 3 Biological Science3 3 Physical Science3 3 Western Civilization I3 3 English Composition I3 3 English Literature3 3 Physical Science3 3 General Psychology

For additional information contact: Registrar, (417) 833-2551

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CENTRAL CHRISTIANCOLLEGE OF THE BIBLE

911 Urbandale Dr. East, Moberly, MO 65270-0070

Central Christian College of the Bible accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit in the following areas: WrittenCommunication, U.S. History to 1865, American Government, Introduction to Psychology and Introduction to PhysicalSciences. Questions and information on specific course credits should be directed toward the Academic Dean.

For additional information contact: Larry Pechawer, Academic Dean, (660) 263-3900

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CENTRAL METHODIST COLLEGE

Church St., Fayette, MO 65248

Central Methodist College accepts AP credits on an individual basis. The credits are evaluated by department chairs and appro-priate credit is awarded.

For additional information contact: Kathryn Winegard, Registrar, (660) 248-3391

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CentralMISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

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Administration Building 202, Warrensburg, MO 64093

Advanced Placement Score Hours Insfitutional CoursesCourse Required Granted Satisfied

American Gov/Politics 3 Pols 1510American History 6 Hist 1350, 1351Art History 3 Art 1800Studio Art - Drawing 3 Art 1110Studio Art - General 3 Art 1315Biology 4 Biol 1004, Majors see Dept. ChairCalculus AB 5 Math 1151Calculus BC 10 Math 1151, 1152Chemistry 5 Chem 1131Comparative Gov/Politics 3 Pols 2520Computer Science A 2 Math 1414Computer Science AB 5 Math 1414, 2411European History 6 Hist 2450, 2451English Language & Comp* 3 Engl 1020English Literature & Comp* 3 Engl 1020French Language 3 Fren 1203French Literature 3 Fren 1204German Language 3 Ger 1303Macroeconomics 3 Econ 1010Microeconomics 3 Econ 1011Music Theory 3 Mus 1111Physics B 8 Phys 1101, 1102Physics C - Mechanics 5 Phys 2121Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 5 Phys 2122Psychology 3 Psy 1100Spanish Language 3 Span 1603Spanish Literature 3 Span 1604

* If student scores a 3 on both exams, 6 hours credit will be awarded and applied to Engl 1020 and Eng 1030.

For additional information contact: Vice President of Academic Affairs, (573) 543-4416

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Registrar's Office

College of the Ozarks ... Hard Work U.

Point Lookout Missouri 65726(417) 334-6411


American Gov/Politics 4 or 5 3 POL 103American History 4 or 5 3 HST 103, 113Biology 4 or 5 4 BIO 104Chemistry 4 or 5 4 CHE 104French Language 4 or 5 4 FRN 104German Language 4 or 5 4 GER 104Music Listening & Literature 4 or 5 3 MUS 123Physics B 4 or 5 4 PHY 104Spanish Language 4 or 5 4 SPA 104


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10th and Rogers, Columbia, MO 65216


American Gov/Politics 6 Govt 111, 112American History 6 His 121, 122Art History 6 Art 111, 112Studio Art - Drawing Dept. Chair will determine creditsStudio Art - General Dept. Chair will determine creditsBiology 5 Bio 110, 110LCalculus AB 5 Math 201Calculus BC 10 Math 201, 222Chemistry 5 Chem 110, 110LComparative Gov/Politics 3 Govt electiveComputer Science A Dept. Chair will determine creditsComputer Science AB Dept. Chair will determine creditsEuropean History 3 His 102English Language & Comp 3 Eng 111English Literature & Comp 3 Eng 111French Language 3 French ElectiveFrench Literature 3 Literature ElectiveGerman Language 3 German ElectiveLatin/Vergil 3 Literature ElectiveLatin/Catullus, Horace 3 Literature ElectiveMacroeconomics 3 Econ 293Microeconomics 3 Econ 294Music Listening & Literature 3 Music ElectiveMusic Theory 3 Music ElectivePhysics B 5 Phys 111, 111LPhysics C - Mechanics Dept. Chair will determine creditsPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism Dept. Chair will determine creditsSpanish Language Dept. Chair will determine creditsSpanish Literature 3 Literature Elective

For additional information contact: Marilyn Whitehead, Registrar, (573) 875-7668

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COTTEY 1000 West Austin, Nevada, MO 64772-1000


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 4 or 5 3 Social ScienceAmerican History 4 or 5 6 HIS 111, 112Art History 4 or 5 3 ART 202Studio Art - Drawing 3,4,or 5 3 ART 111 or 131 (portfolio review)Studio Art - General 3,4or 5 3 ART 111 or 131 (portfolio review)Biology 3,4,or 5 4 BIO 101Calculus AB 3,4,or 5 4 MAT 201Calculus BC 3,4,or 5 8 MAT 201, 202Chemistry 3 4/5 CHE 103, 103L (lab work review)

4 or 5 9/10 CHE 103, 103L, 104, 104L (lab work review)Computer Science A 4 or 5 3 CSC 111 (must successfully execute final exam)Computer Science AB 4 or 5 3 CSC 111European History 4 or 5 3 HIS 102English Language & Comp 3 or 4 3 ENG 101

5 6 ENG 101, 102English Literature & Comp 3 or 4 3 ENG 101

5 6 ENG 101, 102French Language 4 or 5 3 FRE 202 (must complete > 202)German Language 4 or 5 3 GER 202 (must complete > 202)Macroeconomics 3,4, or 5 3 ECO 201 (TUCE SCORE = > 50th percentile)Microeconomics 3,4,or 5 3 ECO 202 (TUCE SCORE = > 50th percentile)Music Theory 3 4 MUS 111, 115A

4 or 5 8 MUS 111, 115A, 112, 116APhysics B 3,4,or 5 4 ElectivePhysics C - Mechanics 3,4,or 5 5 PHY 201, 101LPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 3,4, or 5 5 PHY 202, 202LPsychology 3,4,or 5 3 PSY 101Spanish Language 4 or 5 3 SPA 203 (must complete > 202)Statistics 3,4,or 5 3 MAT 112

For additional information contact: Janie Bossert, Registrar, (417) 667-8181

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601 Laclede Ave., Neosho, MO 64850


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3 PLSC 103Biology 3, 4, or 5 5 BIOL 101Calculus AB 3, 4, or 5 5 MATH 110, 160Chemistry 3, 4, or 5 5 CHEM 111Computer Science A 3, 4, or 5 3 COMP 112English Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 ENGL 101Physics B 3, 4, or 5 5 PHYS 11 1Spanish Language 3, 4, or 5 5 SPAN 101


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CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE

One College Hill, Canton, MO 63435-9989

Advanced,PlacementCourse

ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/PoliticsAmerican HistoryArt HistoryStudio Art - DrawingStudio Art - GeneralBiologyCalculus ABCalculus BCChemistryComparative Gov/PoliticsComputer Science AComputer Science ABEuropean HistoryEnglish Language & CompEnglish Literature & CompFrench LanguageFrench LiteratureGerman LanguageLatin/VergilLatin/Catullus, HoraceMacroeconomicsMicroeconomicsMusic Listening & LiteratureMusic TheoryPhysics BPhysics C - MechanicsPhysics C - Elec/MagnetismSpanish LanguageSpanish Literature

Posc 205His 107 or 108Art 240 or 241Art 119Art 121Biol 109Math 120Math 120Chem 151Posc 304Computer Science electiveComputer Science electiveHis 305Eng 107Eng 108Frn 106French ElectiveGrm 106Latin ElectiveLatin ElectiveEcon 201Econ 202Mus 106Mus 101Phy 201Physics electivePhysics electiveSpn 106Spanish Elective


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DeVryInstitute of Technology 11224 Holmes Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64131

DeVry Institute of Technology accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit. Questions and information on specific course creditsshould be directed toward the Registrar.


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Drury College900 North Benton Ave., Springfield, MO 65802


ScoreRequired

oursHGranted


American Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3 PLSC 101American History 3 3 HIST 201

4 or 5 6 HIST 201, 202Art History 3, 4, or 5 6 ARTS 181, 182Biology 3, 4, or 5 4 BIOL 110Calculus AB 3 4 MATH 231 (only if C or better - MATH 232)

4 4 MATH 231Calculus BC 3 4 MATH 231

3 8 MATH 231, 232(only if C or better - MATH 233)

8 MATH 231, 232Chemistry 3 4 CHEM 103

4 or 5 8 CHEM 103, 108Comparative Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3 PLSC 151European History 3, 4, or 5 3 HIST 204English Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 ENGL 150English Literature & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 ElectiveFrench Language 3, 4, or 5 8 FREN 101, 102French Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 ElectiveGerman Language 3, 4, or 5 8 GERM 101, 102Latin/Vergil 3, 4, or 5 3 ElectiveLatin/Catullus, Horace 3, 4, or 5 3 ElectiveMacroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 ECON 201 (only if 3 or higher on Micro)Microeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 ECON 201 (only if 3 or higher on Macro)Music Listening & Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 MUSC 115Music Theory 3, 4, or 5 4 MUSC 103Physics B 3, 4, or 5 8 PHYS 203, 204*Psychology 3, 4, or 5 3 PSYC 101Spanish Language 3, 4, or 5 8 SPAN 101, 102Spanish Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 Elective

* Engineering or Physics students must take the calculus based sequence of PHYS 211, 212 and should first talk with Dr. Rileybefore taking AP Physics B .

For additional information contact: Gale Boutwell, Registrar, (417) 873-7330

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EAST CENTRAL COLLEGE

P.O. Box 529, Union, MO 63084

East Central College accepts AP credits on an individual basis. The credits are evaluated by department chairs and appropriatecredit is awarded.

For additional information contact: Karen Wieda, Director of Admissions, (573) 583-5193

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EVANGEL COLLEGE

1111 North Glenstone, Springfield, MO 65802


American Gov/Politics 3 3 GOVT 170American History 3 6 HIST 111, 112Art History 3 2 ART 100Biology 3 4 GSCI 116Calculus AB 3 8 MATH 231, 232Calculus BC 3 12 MATH 231, 232, 233Chemistry 3 10 CHEM III, 112Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3 GOVT 199Computer Science A 3 3 CPSC 101Computer Science AB 3 6 CPSC 101, 211European History 3 3 HIST 116English Language & Comp 3 3 ENGL 111English Literature & Comp 3 3 ENGL 123French Language 3 14 FREN 115, 116, 215, 216French Literature 3 6 FREN 333, 334German Language 3 8 GRMN 115, 116Latin/Vergil 3 4 LANG 199Latin/Catullus, Horace 3 4 LANG 199Macroeconomics 3 3 ECON 212Microeconomics 3 3 ECON 213Music Theory 3 2 MUSC 131Physics B 3 10 PHYS 211, 212Physics C - Mechanics 3 3 PHYS 342Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 3 PHYS 412Spanish Language 3 14 SPAN 115, 116, 215, 216Spanish Literature 3 6 SPAN 347, 348

For additional information contact: David Schoolfield, Executive Director of Enrollment, (417) 865-2811

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Fontbonne College6800 Wydown Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105


American Gov/Politics 4 Determined by DepartmentAmerican History 4 Determined by DepartmentArt History 3 Determined by DepartmentStudio Art - Drawing 3 Determined by DepartmentStudio Art - General 3 Determined by DepartmentB iology 4 Determined by DepartmentCalculus AB 4 Determined by DepartmentCalculus BC 4 Determined by DepartmentChemistry 4 Determined by DepartmentComparitive Gov/Politics 4 Determined by DepartmentComputer Science A 4 Determined by DepartmentComputer Science AB 4 Determined by DepartmentEuropean History 4 Determined by DepartmentEnglish Language & Comp 4 Determined by DepartmentEnglish Literature & Comp 4 Determined by DepartmentMacroeconomics 3 Determined by DepartmentMicroeconomics 3 Determined by DepartmentMusic Listening & Literature 3 Determined by DepartmentMusic Theory 3 Determined by DepartmentPhysics B 4 Determined by DepartmentPhysics C - Mechanics 4 Determined by DepartmentPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 4 Determined by DepartmentSpanish Language 3 Determined by DepartmentSpanish Literature 3 Determined by Department


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HANNIBAL-LAGRANGECOLLEGE 2800 Palmyra Road, Hannibal, MO 63401


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3 3 PLS 113, Intro to GovernmentAmerican History 3 6 HST 213, 223, U.S. History I, IIArt 3 3 ART 101, Color & Design IArt 3 3 ART 201, Drawing IBiology 3 6* BIO 105, 214, General Biology, General BotanyCalculus AB 3 5 MTH 185, Analytic Geometry & Cal IChemistry 3 6* CHM 135, 145, College Chemistry I, IIComparative Gov/Politics 3 3 PLS 193, Special TopicsEuropean History 3 6 HST 113, (123 or 133), Western Civ. I (II or III)English Language & Comp 3 or 4 3 ENG 113, English Composition I

5 6 ENG 113, 123, English Composition I, IIEnglish Literature & Comp 3 3 ENG 253, English Life & LitFrench Language 3 3 FLN 120, Elementary French I

4 or 5 6 FLN 120, 121, Elementary French I, IIFrench Literature 3 3 FLN 220, Intermediate French I

4 or 5 6 FLN 220, 221, Intermediate French I, IIGerman Language 3 3 FLN 130 Elementary German I

4 or 5 6 FLN 130, 131, Elentary German I, IIMacroeconomics 3 3 ECO 213, Prin of Econ I: MacroMicroeconomics 3 3 ECO 223, Prin of Econ II: MicroMusic Theory 3 4 MUT 114, Theory I

4 or 5 8 MUT 114, 124, Theory I, IIPhysics B 3 4 PHY 214, General Physics IPhysics C - Mechanics 3 5 PHY 125, Engineering Physics ISpanish Language 3 3 FLN 110, Elementary Spanish I

4 or 5 6 FLN 110, 111, Elementary Spanish I, IISpanish Literature 3 3 FLN 210, Intermediate Spanish I

4 or 5 6 FLN 210, 211, Intermediate Spanish I, II

* Lab credit will not be given unless the student can show that he/she has done the laboratory experiments. A letter from theinstructor of the participating school will be required.

For additional information contact: Beverly T. Simpson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, (573) 221-3675

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HARRIS-STOWE STATE COLLEGE

3026 Laclede Ave., St. Louis, MO 63103


American Gov/Politics 3 3 PoSc 0200American History 3 3 Hist 0143 or Hist 0144Art History 3 3 Art 0200Biology 3 3 Biol 0151Calculus BC 4 5 Math 0170Chemistry 3 3 Chem 0255European History 3 3 Hist 0214English Language & Comp 3 3 Eng 0110 IMacroeconomics 3 3 Econ 0201Microeconomics 3 3 Econ 0203Music Listening & Literature 3 3 Mus 0302 IMusic Theory 3 3 Mus 0206Physics C - Mechanics 3 3 Phy 0251Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 3 Phy 0301


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JEFFERSON COLLEGE

1000 Viking Drive, Hillsboro, MO 63050-1000


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American History 3, 4, or 5 5 History 120, American HistoryBiology 3, 4, or 5 5 Biology 101, General BiologyCalculus AB 3, 4, or 5 8 Mathematics 134, 180, College Algebra (3)

Calculus I (5)Calculus BC 3, 4, or 5 10 Mathematics 180, 185, Calculus I (5) & II (5)Chemistry 3, 4, or 5 5 Chemistry 111, General Chemistry IEuropean History 3, 4, or 5 5 History 107, Western Civilization IIEnglish 3, 4, or 5 3 English 101, English Composition IFrench Language 3, 4, or 5 10 French 101, 102,

Beginning French (5), Intermediate French (5)Physics B 3, 4, or 5 5 Physics 111, Elementary College, Physics IPhysics C 3, 4, or 5 6 Physics 118, 123, Introduction to Physics,

General Physics ISpanish Language 3, 4, or 5 10 Spanish 101, 102

Beginning Spanish (5), Intermediate Spanish (5)

For additional information contact: Shel Siegel, Registrar, (314) 789-3951

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I A I KANSAS CITY ART INSTITUTE

KCAI 4415 Warwick Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64111


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


Art History 3, 4,or 5 3 Liberal Arts Elective or Open ElectiveStudio Art 4 or 5 3 Open Elective or Studio Elective

Liberals Arts Exams 3, 4, or 5 3 Liberal Arts Elective of Open Elective

For additional information contact: Katherine M. Harlan, Registrar, (816) 561-4852

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Military SchoolKEMPER Girls' Academy

Military Junior College701 Third St., Booneville, MO 65233

Kemper Military School and College accepts AP credits on an individual basis. The credits are evaluated by department chairsand appropriate credit is awarded. An evaluation of the AP creditprogram and establishment of a list of acceptable AP coursesare underway.

For additional information contact: Althea Jones, Counselor, (660) 882-5623

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tPLINCOLNUniversity 820 Chestnut St., Jefferson City, MO 65101


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/PoliticsAmerican History

Studio Art - Drawing

Biology

Calculus AB

Calculus BC

Chemistry

European HistoryEnglish Language & Comp

English Literature & CompFrench LanguageGerman LanguageMusic Theory

Physics B

Physics C

Spanish Language

3, 4, or 5 3 PSC 2033, 4, or 5 6 HIS 205, 2064 or 5 Placement in HIS 252H, Amer. Studies Honors3, 4, or 5 3 ART 107, Drawing I

Placement in ART 108, Drawing II3, 4, or 5 4 BIO 100 or Biological Science Survey or

BIO 101, General Zoology (Pref. to BIO 101)3, 4, or 5 5 MAT 123, Analytic Geometry & Calculus I

Placement in MAT 203, Anal. Geom. & Calc II3, 4, or 5 10 MAT 123, 203, Anal. Geom. & Calculus I, II

Placement in MAT 304, Anal. Geom. & Calc III3, 4, or 5 No credit awarded for Chemistry I

Placement in CHM 102, General Chemmistry II3, 4, or 5 Placement in HIS 151H, Honors World Civil.3 3 ENG 101, Composition and Rhetoric;

Placement in ENG 102, Comp. & Rhetoric H4 or 5 3 Placement in Honors English3, 4, or 5 3 ENG 200, Introduction to Literature3, 4, or 5 9 FOR 101F, 102F, 103F, Begin. French I, II, III3, 4, or 5 9 FOR 101G, 102G, 103G, Beg. German I, II, III3, 4, or 5 3 MUS 101, Music Theory I

Placement in MUS 102, Music Theory II3 No credit for PHY 101, College Physics I

Placement in PHY 102, College Physics II4 4 PHY 101, College Physics I

Placement in PHY 102, College Physics II5 8 PHY 101, 102, College Physics I, II3 No credit for PHY 201, General Physics I

Placement in PHY 202, General Physics II3, 4, or 5 9 FOR 101S, 102S, 103S, Begin. Spanish I, II, III

For additional information contact: Rosemary Hearn, Vice President for Academic Affairs, (573) 681-5000

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LINDENWOODUNIVERSITY First Capitol Hwy & Kings Hwy, St. Charles, Missouri 63301


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/PoliticsAmerican HistoryArt HistoryStudio Art-DrawingStudio Art-GeneralBiologyCalculus ABCalculus BCChemistryComparative Gov/PoliticsComputer Science AComputer Science ABEuropean HistoryEnglish Language & Comp

English Literature & Comp

French LanguageFrench LiteratureGerman LanguageLatin/VergilLatin/Catullus, HoraceMacroeconomicsMicroeconomicsMusic Listening & LiteratureMusic TheoryPhysics BPhysics C - MechanicsPhysics C - Elec/MagnetismSpanish LanguageSpanish Literature

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PS 155HIS 105Dept. Chair will determine creditElective credit pending portfolio reviewElective credit pending portfolio reviewDept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditPS 211Dept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditENG 101ENG 101, 102ENG 201ENG 201, 202FLF 101FLF 351FLG 101Dept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditBA 212BA 211MUS 165MUS 130Dept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditDept. Chair will determine creditFLS 101FLS 301

For additional information contact: Beth Frigge, Registrar, (314) 949-4915

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L0NG-VIEW C-0MMU-1\111Y CO L-L-E-GE

One of the Metropolitan Community Colleges 500 SW Longview Road, Lee's Summit, MO 64081-2105


American Gov/Politics 3 POLS 136American History 3 HIST 120Art History 3 ART 150Studio Art - Drawing 3 ART 110Studio Art - General 3 ART 100Biology 5 BIOL 101Calculus AB Dept. Chair will determine creditCalculus BC Dept. Chair will determine creditChemistry 5 CHEM 111Comparative Gov/Politics 3 POLS 135Computer Science A Dept. Chair will determine creditComputer Science AB Dept. Chair will determine creditEuropean History 3 HIST 133English Language & Comp 3 ENGL 101English Literature & Comp 3 ENGL 124French Language 5 FREN 101French Literature 5 FREN 102German Language 5 GERM 101Macroeconomics 3 ECON 210Microeconomics 3 ECON 211Music Listening & Literature 3 MUSI 108Music Theory 3 MUSI 110Physics B Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Mechanics Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism Dept. Chair will determine creditSpanish Language 5 SPAN 101Spanish Literature 5 SPAN 102


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MAPLE WOODS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Colleges 2601 NE Barry Road, Kansas City, MO 64156-1299One of the Metropolitan Community


American Gov/Politics 3 POLS 136American History 3 HIST 120Art History 3 ART 150Studio Art - Drawing 3 ART 110Studio Art - General 3 ART 100Biology 5 BIOL 101Calculus AB Dept. Chair will determine creditCalculus BC Dept. Chair will determine creditChemistry 5 CHEM 111Comparative Gov/Politics 3 POLS 135Computer Science A Dept. Chair will determine creditComputer Science AB Dept. Chair will determine creditEuropean History 3 HIST 133English Language & Comp 3 ENGL 101English Literature & Comp 3 ENGL 124French Language 5 FREN 101French Literature 5 FREN 102German Language 5 GERM 101Macroeconomics 3 ECON 210Microeconomics 3 ECON 211Music Listening & Literature 3 MUSI 108Music Theory 3 MUSI 110Physics B Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Mechanics Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism Dept. Chair will determine creditSpanish Language 5 SPAN 101Spanish Literature 5 SPAN 102


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MARYVILLEUNIVERSITYSAINT LOUIS 13550 Conway Road, St. Louis, MO 63141


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/PoliticsAmerican HistoryArt HistoryStudio Art - DrawingStudio Art - GeneralBiologyCalculus ABCalculus BCChemistryComparative Gov/PoliticsComputer Science AComputer Science ABEuropean HistoryEnglish Language & CompEnglish Literature & CompFrench LanguageFrench LiteratureGerman LanguageLatin/VergilLatin/Catullus, HoraceMacroeconomicsMicroeconomicsMusic Listening & LiteratureMusic TheoryPhysics BPhysics C - MechanicsPhysics C - Elec/MagnetismSpanish LanguageSpanish Literature

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PSCI 101, Am GovtHIST 101, Hist of U.S.ADAH 100, 150, World Arts & Ideas I, IIADSA 101, Drawing IARTS Elective ArtBIOL 103MATH 151, Calculus IMATH 151, 152, Calculus I, IICHEM 103, 104PSCI ElectiveISYS Elective CS CreditISYS Elective CS Credit (2 3-credit courses)HIST Elective Hist CreditENGL 101, 104, Comp: Theme Wtg., The EssayENGL 101, 205, Comp: Theme Wtg., App Lit.FREN 100, 102, Elem. French I, IIENGL Elective English CreditGER 101, 102, Elem. German I, IILAT 101, Latin ILAT 102, Latin IIECON 201, MacroeconECON 202, MicroeconMUS 106, Music AppreciationMUS 100, Fundamental MusicianshipPHYS 103, 104PHYS ElectivePHYS ElectiveSPAN 101, 102, Elem. Spanish I, IIENGL Elective English Credit

For additional information contact: Robert L. Adams, Registrar, (314) 529-9370

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MISSOURIBAP TIS T COLLEGE One College Park Drive, St. Louis, MO 63141-8698


American Gov/Politics 3 POL 113American History 6 HIS 213, 223Art History 3 ART 153Studio Art - Drawing 3 ART 213Studio Art - General 3 ART 213Biology 8 BIO 114, 124Calculus AB 4 MAT 164Calculus BC 8 MAT 164, 214Chemistry 10 CHE 135, 145Comparative Gov/Politics 3 POL GE Requirement fulfilledComputer Science A 3 CIS 113Computer Science AB 3 CIS 113European History 3 HIS 123English Language & Comp 3 ENG 113English Literature & Comp 6 ENG 113, 243French Language 6 FRE 213, 223French Literature 6 FRE 213, 223German Language 6 GER 213, 223Latin/Vergil 6 BA Language Requirement fulfilledLatin/Catullus, Horace 6 BA Language Requirement fulfilledMacroeconomics 3 ECO 113Microeconomics 3 ECO 123Music Listening & Literature 3 MUHL 153Music Theory 10 MUHL 112, 113, 122, 123Physics B 4 PHY 114Physics C - Mechanics 4 PHY 214Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 4 PHY 224Psychology 3 PSY 133Spanish Language 14 SPA 114, 124, 213, 223

For additional information contact: Kathleen Wendt, Director of Records, (314) 434-115 x2231

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(soUnIERN)messoual.sou ..... 8TA1E COLLIMIE JOPLIN 3950 E. Newman Road, Joplin, MO 64801


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3 Psc 120American History 3, 4, or 5 6 Hist 110, 120Art History 3, 4, or 5 3 Art 110Studio Art - Drawing 3, 4, or 5 3 Art ElectiveStudio Art - General 3, 4 or 5 3 Art ElectiveBiology 3, 4, or 5 4 Bio 101Calculus AB 3, 4, or 5 3 Math 150Calculus BC 3, 4, or 5 3 Math ElectiveChemistry 3, 4, or 5 5 Chem 101Comparative Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3 Psc ElectiveComputer Science A 3, 4, or 5 3 Comp 110Computer Science AB 3, 4, or 5 3 Comp ElectiveEuropean History 3, 4, or 5 3 Hist 140English Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 Eng 101English Literature & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 Eng Lit ElectiveFrench Language 3, 4, or 5 3 Fren 101French Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 Fren ElectiveGerman Language 3, 4, or 5 3 Ger 101Latin/Vergil 3, 4, or 5 3 Language ElectiveLatin/Catullus, Horace 3, 4, or 5 3 Language ElectiveMacroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 Econ 201Microeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 Econ 202Music Listening & Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 Mus 110Music Theory 3, 4, or 5 3 Mus ElectivePhysics B 3, 4, or 5 5 Phys 151Physics C - Mechanics 3, 4, or 5 3 Phys ElectivePhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 3, 4, or 5 3 Phys ElectiveSpanish Language 3, 4, or 5 3 Span 101Spanish Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 Span Elective

For additional information contact: Erik Bitterbaum, Vice President for Academic Affairs, (417) 625-9394

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MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE

500 E. College, Marshall, MO 65340


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3 3 PS 100American History 3 3 HS 104Art History 3 3 AR 201Studio Art - Drawing 3 3 AR 100Biology 4, 5 4 BI 104Calculus AB 4, 5 5 MA 190Calculus BC 4, 5 5 MA 240Chemistry 4, 5 5 CH 111Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3 PS Elective (Lower Div)Computer Science A 3 2 CS 110European History 3 6 HS 115, 116English Language & Comp 3 3 EN 100English Literature & Comp 3 3 EN 160French Language 3 3 FR 110Latin/Vergil 3 3 LN 100Macroeconomics 4, 5 3 EC 206Microeconomics 4, 5 3 EC 216Music Theory 3 3 MU 150Physics B 3 3 Phys ElectivePhysics C - Mechanics 4 5 Phys ElectivePhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 4 5 Phys ElectiveSpanish Language 3 3 SN 110

For additional information contact: Marilyn Ehlert, Chief Academic Officer, (660) 831-4157

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MISSOURI WESTERN STATE COLLEGE

4525 Downs Drive, St. Joseph, MO 64507-2294


American Gov/Politics 4 3 PSC 101American History 4 3 HIS 140Art History 3 3 ART 100Biology 3 5 BIO 101

4 5 BIO 111Calculus AB 4 5 MAT 167Calculus BC 4 5 MAT 167Chemistry 3 5 CHEM 111Comparative Gov/Politics 4 3 PSC 210Computer Science A 4 CSC 184Computer Science AB 4 CSC 184European History 4 3 HIS 110English Language & Comp 3 3 ENG 104English Literature & Comp 3 3 ENG 210French Language 3 8 FRE 102, 112German Language 3 8 GRE 102, 112Macroeconomics 3 3 ECO 260Microeconomics 3 3 ECO 261Music Theory 3 3 MUS 105Physics B 4 5 PHY 110Physics C - Mechanics* 4 5 PHY 210Physics C - Elec/Magnetism* 4Psychology 3 3 PSY 101Spanish Language 3 8 SPA 102, 112

* Both parts of Physics C (Mechanics and Electricity/Magnetism) must be taken and receive a score of 4 to receive credit.

For additional information contact: James Roever, Vice President for Academic Affairs, (816) 271-4234

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MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

College and Rollins, Moberly, MO 65270


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American History 3, 4, or 5 6 HST 105, American History to 1865HST 106, American History from 1865

Biology 3, 4, or 5 4 BIO 101, BiologyCalculus AB 3, 4, or 5 5 MTh 201, Analytic Geometry and Calculus IChemistry 3, 4, or 5 5 PHY 121, General Chemistry IEuropean History 3. 4, or 5 6 HST 101, Western Civilization

HST 102, Western CivilizationEnglish Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 LAL 101, Freshman English IMacroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 ECN 101, MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 ECN 102, MicroeconomicsPhysics B 3, 4, or 5 4 PHY 125, Foundations of PhysicsPhysics C - Mechanics 3, 4, or 5 5 PHY 201, College Physics IPhysics C - ElecfMagnetism 3, 4, or 5 5 PHY 202, College Physics H


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NORTH CENTRAL MISSOURI COLLEGE

1301 Main St., Trenton, MO 64683

North Central Missouri College accepts AP credits on an individual basis. The credits are evaluated by department chairs andappropriate credit is awarded.


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NORTHWESTMISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

800 University Dr., Maryville, MO 64468-6001


American Gov/Politics* 3 3 American GovernmentAmerican History 3 3 History 33-155Art History 3 3 Art 13-102Studio Art - Drawing Portfolio reviewed by Art Faculty for creditStudio Art - General Portfolio reviewed by Art Faculty for creditBiology 3 4 Biology 04-102, 04-103Calculus AB 4 4 Mathematics 17-120Calculus BC 4 8 Mathematics 17-120, 17-121Chemistry 3 9 Chemistry 24-114, 24-115, 24-116, 24-117Computer Science A 3 3 Computer Science 12-230Computer Science AB 5 6 Computer Science 12-230, 12-347European History 3 3 History 33-198English Language & Comp 4 3 English 10-111English Literature & Comp 3 3 Literature requirementFrench Language 3 3 French: Comm & Cult I 14-131French Literature 3 3 French Literature ElectiveGerman Language 3 3 German: Comm & Cult I 14-161Macroeconomics 3 3 Economics 52-150Microeconomics 3 3 Economics 52-151Music Listening & Literature 4 3 Enjoyment of Music 19-201Music Theory 4 3 Theory of Music 19-173Physics B 3 8 Physics 25-110, 25-111, 25-112, 24-113Physics C - Mechanics 3 10 Physics 25-120, 25-121, 25-230, 25-231Spanish Language 3 3 Spanish: Comm & Cult I 14-141Spanish Literature 3 3 Spanish Literature Elective

For additional information contact: Beverly Schenkel, Associate Director of Admissions, (660) 562-1148

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OZARKS TECHNICALCOMMUNITY COLLEGE

P.O. Box 5958, Springfield, MO 65801

Ozarks Technical Community College accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit. Questions and information on specific coursecredits should be directed toward the Vice President of Instruction.

For additional information contact: Don Simmons, Vice President of Instruction, (417) 895-7146

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8700 NW River Park Drive, Parkville, MO 64152

Park College accepts AP credits on an individual basis. The credits are evaluated by department chairs and appropriate credit isawarded.

For additional information contact: M. Eileen West, Registrar, (816) 741-2000

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PE-N-N VAL.LEY COMMU.N.I.T.Y C.OLL.EGE

One of the Metropolitan Community Colleges 3201 Southwest Trafficway, Kansas City, MO 64111-2764


American Gov/Politics 3 POLS 136American History 3 HIST 120Art History 3 ART 150Studio Art - Drawing 3 ART 110Studio Art - General 3 ART 100Biology 5 BIOL 101Calculus AB Dept. Chair will determine creditCalculus BC Dept. Chair will determine creditChemistry 5 CHEM 111Comparative Gov./Politics 3 POLS 135Computer Science A Dept. Chair will determine creditComputer Science AB Dept. Chair will determine creditEuropean History 3 HIST 133English Language & Comp 3 ENGL 101English Literature & Comp 3 ENGL 124French Language 5 FREN 101French Literature 5 FREN 102German Language 5 GERM 101Macroeconomics 3 ECON 210Microeconomics 3 ECON 211Music Listening & Literature 3 MUSI 108Music Theory 3 MUSI 110Physics B Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Mechanics Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism Dept. Chair will determine creditSpanish Language 5 SPAN 101Spanish Literature 5 SPAN 102


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ROCKHURSTKansas City's Jesuit College

1100 Rockhurst Road, Kansas City, MO 64110


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 4 or 5 3 PS 110American History 4 or 5 6 HS 210, 250Art History 4 or 5 6 Ar 111, 112B iology 4 or 5 4 BL 120Calculus AB 3 Placement in Mt 180

4 or 5 4 Mt 180Calculus BC 3 Placement in Mt 280

4 or 5 8 Mt 180, 181.Chemistry 4 Placement in Ch 263 or Ch 265

5 3 Ch 261 lectureComparative Gov/Politics 4 or 5 3 PS lower division electiveComputer Science A 3 Placement in CS 211

4 or 5 4 CS 111, 112Computer Science AB 3 Placement in CS 311

4 or 5 7 CS 111, 112, 211European History 4 or 5 6 Hs 110, 150English Language & Comp 4 or 5 6 En 111, 112English Literature & Comp 4 or 5 6 En 114, 271French Language* 4 or 5 8 Fr 110, 115French Literature* 4 or 5 6 Fr 210, 215German Language* 4 or 5 8 Gr 110, 115LatinNergil* 4 or 5 3 Lt 210Latin/Catullus, Horace 4 or 5 3 Lt 215Macroeconomics 4 or 5 3 Ec 200Microeconomics 4 or 5 3 Ec 210Music Listening & Literataure 4 or 5 3 MS 200Music Theory 4 or 5 3 Ms 111Physics B 3 Placement in Ph 190

4 or 5 8 Ph 180, 181, 190, 191Physics C - Mechanics 3 Placement in Ph 290

4 or 5 4 Ph 280, 281Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 Placement in Ph 280/waiver of 290, 291

4 or 5 4 Ph 290, 291Spanish Language 4 or 5 8 Sp 110, 115Spanish Literature 4 or 5 6 Sp 210, 215

* A Score of 3 may be reviewed by some departments.

For additional information contact: Rosi Reisig, Registrar, (816) 501-4057

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Saint Louis College of Pharmacy4588 Parkview Place

Saint Louis, MO 63110-1088

314 367 8700


Score HoursRequired Granted


American Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3

Biology 3, 4, or 5 2Calculus 3, 4, or 5 3

Chemistry 3, 4, or 5 3

English Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5* 3

English Literature & Comp 3, 4, or 5* 3

Macroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3

Microeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3

Psychology 3, 4, or 5 3

* Provided the ACT score in English is 22 or above.

Anyone who is given credit for first semester should be programmed to audit our first semester so that they are prepared for thesecond semester).

For additional information contact: Betty Schlotter, Registrar, (314) 367-8700

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SAINT LOUISUNIVERSITY 221 North Grand Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63103


American Gov/Politics 4 3 POL-A110American History 4 3 HS-A260Biology 5 8 BL-A104, A106Calculus AB 3 4 MT-A142Calculus BC 3 4 MT-A143Chemistry 4 8 CH-A161, A162European History 4 3 HS-A112English Language & Comp 3 No credit earned but advanced placement.

4 3 ENG-A190English Literature & Comp 3 No credit earned but advanced placement.

4 3 ENG-A202French Language 3 6 FR-A110, A115

4 9 FR-A110, A115, A210French Literature 3 6 FR-A110, A115

4 9 FR-A110, A115, A210German Language 3 6 GR-A110, A115

4 9 GR-A110, A115, A210Latin Literature 3 6 LT-A110, A115

4 9 LT-A110, A115, A210Latin/Vergil 3 6 LT-A110, A115

4 9 LT-A110, A115, A210Physics B 4 6 PH-A131, A133Physics C - Mechanics 4 6 PH-A131, A133Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 4 6 PH-A131, A133Psychology 3 3 PSY-A101Spanish Language 3 6 SP-A110, A115

4 9 SP-A110, A115, A210

For additional information contact: Academic Services Center, (314) 977-2370

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SoutheastMissouri State University

SOUTHEAST MISSOURISTATE UNIVERSITY

One University Plaza, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701


American Gov/Politics 3 3 PS 103, U.S. Pol Sys (For history majors)GH105 (For non-history majors)

American History 3 3-6 GH105, American Civ orUS 105, 107, American Hist I, H

Art History 3 AH 198, Art History ElectiveStudio Art - Drawing 3 AR 100, Drawing IStudio Art - General 3 AR 198, Art ElectiveBiology 3 BS 108, Biology for LivingCalculus AB 5 MA 140, Analytic Geometry & Calc ICalculus BC 9 MA 140, 145, Analytic Geometry & Calc I, HChemistry 5 CH 185, Gen Chem IComparative Gov/Politics 3 PS 104, Comparative Pol SysComputer Science A 3 CS 198, Computer Science ElectiveComputer Science AB 3 CS 198, Computer Science ElectiveEuropean History 3-6 WH 205, 207, Hist West Europe I, IIEnglish Language & Comp 3 EN 100, English Composition IEnglish Literature & Comp 3 LI 256, Variety of LiteratureFrench Language 3-6 FR 100, 120, Fr Lang & Cult I, IIFrench Literature 3 FR 220, French LiteratureGerman Language 3-6 GN 100, 120, German Lang & Cult I, IILatin/Vergil 3 LT 198, Latin ElectiveLatin/Catullus, Horace 3 LT 198, Latin ElectiveMacroeconomics 3 EC 225, Principles of MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics 3 EC 215, Principles of MicroeconomicsMusic Listening & Literature 3 MU 182, Music: An Artistic ExpressionMusic Theory 3 MM 101, Music Theory IPhysics B 5 PH, Intro to Physics IPhysics C - Mechanics 3 PH 198, Physics ElectivePhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 PH 198, Physics ElectivePsychology 3 PY 101, Psycho Perspect. on Human BehaviorSpanish Language 3-6 SN 100, 120, Spanish Lang & Cult I, IISpanish Literature 3 SN 220, Hispanic Literature

For additional information contact: Jewel Eggley, Coordinator of Testing Services, (573) 651-2836

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SOUTHWESTBAPTIST UNIVERSITY

1600 University Ave., Bolivar, MO 65613


American Gov/Politics 3 POL 1113American History 3 US HIS ElectiveArt History 3 FAR 1013Studio Art - Drawing 3 ART 1203Studio Art - General 3 ART 1103Calculus AB 5 MAT 1195Calculus BC 4 MAT 2254Chemistry 4 CHE 1104*

5 CHE 1115*Comparative Gov/Politics 3 POL ElectiveComputer Science A 3 Comp Set ElectiveComputer Science AB 3 Comp Sci ElectiveEuropean History 3 HIS 1123English Language & Comp 3 ENG 1113English Literature & Comp 3 1000 Level Lit ElectiveFrench Literature 4 FRE 1114German Literature 4 GER 1114Latin/Vergil 3 HUM 1000 Level ElectiveLatin/Catullus, Horace 3 HUM 1000 Level ElectiveMusic Listening & Literature 3 FAR 1023Music Theory 3 MUS 1603Physics B 3 PHY 1000 Level Elective**Physics C - Mechanics 4 PHY 1114*Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 4 PHY 1124*Psychology 3 PSY 1013Spanish Language 4 SPA 1114Spanish Literature 3 SPA Elective

* Proof of extensive lab work is required.

** Three semester hours credit grantedproof of extensive lab work NOT required.

For additional information contact: M. Michael Awad, Provost, (417) 326-1601

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Southwest Missouri StateUNI V ER SIT Y 901 South National, Springfield, MO 65804


American Gov/Politics 3 3 PLS 101American History 3 6 HST 121, 122Art History 4 6 Waive ART 371, 372*Biology 3 4 BIO 102* (for non-biology majors)

4 4 BIO 121Calculus AB 3 5 MTH 261Calculus BC 3 10 MTH 261, 280Chemistry 3 4 CHM 160*

4 7 CHM 160, 170*5 9 CHM 160, 170, 175*

Computer Science A 4 4 CSC 131Computer Science AB 4 8 CSC 131, 132European History 3 6 HST 101, 102English Language & Comp 4 3 ENG 110English Literature & Comp 3 3 ENG ElectivesFrench Language 4 3 **FRN ElectivesFrench Literature 4 3 **FRN ElectivesGerman Language 4 3 **GRM ElectivesLatin/Vergil 4 3 **UTN ElectivesLatin/Catullus, Horace 4 3 **LTN ElectivesMacroeconomics 3 3 ECO 155Microeconomics 3 3 ECO 165Music Theory 3 2 MUS 111Physics B 4 4 PHY 123*Physics C 4 5 PHY 203*Psychology 4 3 PSY 121*Spanish Language 4 3 **SPN ElectivesSpanish Literature 4 3 **SPN ElectivesStatistics 4 3 MTH 340

* Credit may be awarded for a score of 3 on these examinations. Students must present their examinastion booklet to the appro-priate academic department head for review.

** Exact equivalent to be determined by department.

For additional information contact: Donna L. Rebmann, Assistant Director of Admissions - Transfer Coordinator,(417) 836-5517 or (800) 492-7900

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St. Charles CountyCommunity College 4601 Mid-Rivers Mall Dr., St. Peters, MO 63376


Calculus AB 3, 4, or 5 5 MAT 180, Calculus and Anal Geom ICalculus BC 3, 4, or 5 10 MAT 180, 230, Calculus & Anal Geom I, II

For additional information contact: Carol Ballantyne, Dean of Instruction, (314) 922-8358

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ST. LOUISCHRISTIAN COLLEGE

1360 Grandview Drive, Florissant, MO 63033

St. Louis Christian College accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit. Questions and information on specific course creditsshould be directed toward the Academic Dean.


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St.Louis Communityle College

Florissant ValleyForest ParkMeramec

5600 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110-1393

St. Louis Community Colleges accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit. Questions and information on specific course creditsshould be directed toward the Associate Dean.

For additional information contact: Bart Devoti, Associate Dean, (314) 644-9100

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5feSTATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

3201 W. 16th St., Sedalia, MO 65301-2199


American Gov/Politics 3 3 POLSC 101American History 3 3 HIST 101Art History 3 3 Art 120Studio Art - Drawing 3 3 Art 112Studio Art - General 3 3 Art 180Biology 3 3 BIO 101Calculus AB 3 5 MATH 110Calculus BC 3 6 MATH 110, MATH 111Chemistry 3 3 CHEM 180Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3 POLSC 103Computer Science A 3 3 CIS 101European History 3 3 European History*English Language & Comp 3 3 ENGL 101English Literature & Comp 3 3 ENGL 101French Language 4 5 FREN 101French Literature 3 3 FREN 104German Language 3 3 German*Latin/Vergil 3 3 Latin/Vergil*Latin/Catullus, Horace 3 3 Latin/Catullus, Horace*Macroeconomics 3 3 ECON 101Microeconomics 3 3 ECON 102Music Listening & Literature 3 3 Music 101Music Theory 3 4 Music 115Physics B 3 3 PHYSC 101Physics C - Mechanics 3 3 Physics/Mech*Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 3 Physics/ElectSpanish Language 4 5 SPAN 101Spanish Literature 3 3 Spanish Literature*

* No State Fair Community College equivalent course, but credit will be granted.

For additional information contact: Joyce Kimball, Dean of Students, (660) 530-5800

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STEPHENS COLLEGE

Campus Box 2001, Columbia, MO 65215-0001


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3-6 PSC 201SAmerican History 3, 4, or 5 3-6 HIS 204H, 205HArt History 3, 4, or 5 3-6 ARH 211A, 212AStudio Art - Drawing 3, 4, or 5 3-6 ART 105FStudio Art - General 3, 4, or 5 3-6 General Education (Fine Arts)

or Elective CreditBiology 3, 4, or 5 3-6 BIO 111NCalculus AB 3, 4, or 5 3-6 MAT 211MCalculus BC 3, 4, or 5 3-6 MAT 212MChemistry 3, 4, or 5 3-6 CHM 111NComparative Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 3-6 PSC 101SComputer Science A 3, 4, or 5 3-6 CIS 250Computer Science AB 3, 4, or 5 3-6 CIS 260European History 3, 4, or 5 3-6 HIS 230H, 231HEnglish Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3-6 ENG 101 or Elective creditEnglish Literature & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3-6 General Education (Literature)

or Elective CreditFrench Language 3, 4, or 5 3-6 FRN 101, 102LFrench Literature 3, 4, or 5 3-6 General Education (Literature)

or Elective CreditGerman Language 3, 4, or 5 3-6 General Education (Language)

or Elective CreditLatin/Vergil 3, 4, or 5 3-6 General Education (Language)

or Elective CreditLatin/Catullus, Horace 3, 4, or 5 3-6 General Education (Language)

or Elective CreditMacroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3-6 ECO 203Microeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3-6 ECO 202Music Theory 3, 4, or 5 3-6 MUS 110Physics B 3, 4, or 5 3-6 PHY 211NPhysics C 3, 4, or 5 3-6 PHY 212NPsychology 3, 4, or 5 3-6 PSY 111SSpanish Language 3, 4, or 5 3-6 SPN 101L, 102LSpanish Literature 3, 4, or 5 3-6 SPN 251, 252

For additional information contact: Marlene Geddes, Registrar, (573) 876-7277

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THREE RIVERSCOMMUNITY COLLEGE

Three Rivers Boulevard, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901

Three Rivers Community College accepts AP scores of 3 or higher for credit*. Questions and information on specific coursecredits should be directed toward the Registrar.

* There is a $25 transcript fee per exam.


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STATE UNIVERSITY 100 E. Normal, Kirksville, MO 63501


American Gov/Politics 3 3 POL 161, American National Government(Does not fulfill Mo. Statute 170.011 req.)

American History 3 3 HIST 104, U.S. History I5 6 HIST 104, 105, U.S. History I, II

Art History 3 3 ART 222, Survey of Art IStudio Art - General Portfolio reviewed by Art Faculty for creditBiology 3 8 BIOL 107, 108, Intro. to Biology I, IICalculus AB 3 5 MATH 198, Analytic Geometry/Calc ICalculus BC 3 10 MATH 198, 263, Analytic Geometry/Calc I, IIChemistry 3 8 CHEM 120, 121, General Chemmistry 1, IIComparative Gov/Politics 3 3 POL 315, Prin. of Comparative PoliticsComputer Science A 3 3 CS 175, Programming in PascalComputer Science AB 3 3 CS 175, Programming in PascalEuropean History 3 3 HIST 121, World Civilizations IIEnglish Language & Comp 3 3 ENG 100, English Composition IEnglish Literature & Comp 3 4 ENG 111, Introduction to Short StoryFrench Language 3 6 FREN 120, 121, Elementary French I, IIGerman Language 3 6 GERM 130, 131, Elementary German I, IILatin/Vergil 3 3 LATN 351, Vergil: AeneidLatin/Catullus, Horace 3 3 LATN 251, Intermediate Latin IIMacroeconomics 3 3 ECON 200, Principles of MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics 3 3 ECON 201, Principles of MicroeconomicsMusic Theory 4 3 MUSI 130, Music Theory IPhysics B 3 8 PHYS 185, 186, College Physics I, IIPhysics C - Mechanics* 3 4 PHYS 185, College Physics IPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism* 3 4 PHYS 186, College Physics IIPsychology 3 3 PSYC 166, General PsychologySpanish Language 3 6 SPAN 160, 161, Elementary Spanish I, IIStatistics 3 3 STAT 190, Basic Statistics

For additional information contact: Nancy Weber, Registrar, (660) 785-4143

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130 Jesse Hall, Columbia, MO 65211


American Gov/Politics* 3 3 Pol Sci 1American History 3 5 Hist 20Art History** 3 6 Art Hist 10 and 11Studio Art - Drawing* Dept. Chair will determine creditsStudio Art - General Dept. Chair will determine creditsBiology 4 or 5 5 Bio Sc 10Calculus AB 3 5 Math 80Calculus BC 3 10 Math 80, 175Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3 Pol Sci 150Chemistry 3 3 Chem 31

4 or 5 6 Chem 31, 32Computer Science A 3 3 Cmp Sc 103Computer Science AB 3 3 Cmp Sc 203European History 3 3 Hist 2English Language & Comp 3 3 Eng 20English Literature & Comp 3 6 Eng 20/Hum ElectiveFrench Language 3 3 French 106French Literature 3 3 French 231 or 232German Language 3 3+13 German 106, plus 1, 2, 3Latin/Vergil 3 3+13 Latin 210, plus 1, 2, 3Latin/Cattulus, Horace 3 3+13 Latin 210, plus 1, 2, 3Macroeconomics 3 3 Econ 5Microeconomics 3 3 Econ 4Physics B 4 or 5 4 Physics 21Physics C - Mechanics** 4 or 5 4 Physics 21Physics C - Elec/Magnetism** 4 or 5 4 Physics 21Psychology 4 or 5 3 Psych 1Spanish Language 3 3 Spanish 106Spanish Literature 3 3 Spanish 231 or 232Statistics 3 3 Statistics 31

* Contingent upon a passing score on a short test on Missouri state government and the state Constitution.


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IITIUNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY

5100 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, MO 64110


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3 3 Political Science 210 - American Gov'tAmerican History 3 6 Hist 101, 102

Amer Hist to 1877-Amer Hist since 1877Art History 3 3 Art History ElectiveStudio Art - General 3 3 Art Studio ElectiveBiology 3 3 Biology and Living Biology 102Calculus AB 3 4 Math 210, Calculus ICalculus BC 3 8 Math 210, 220, Calculus I, IIChemistry 3 10 Gen. Chem I, II, Chem 211, 211L,

Chem 212R, 212LRComparative Gov/Politics 3 3 Policial Science 220, Intro to Comp. PoliticsEuropean History 3 6 Hist 201, 202,

West Civ to 1600-West Civ since 1600English Language & Comp 4 3 English 110, Freman English IEnglish Literature & Comp 4 4 Humanities ElectiveFrench Language 3 8 French 110, 120, Elem. French I, IIFrench Literature 3 3 French Literature ElectiveGerman Language 3 8 German 110, 120, Elem. German I, IlLatin/Vergil 3 8 Latin 110, 120, Elem. Latin I, IIMusic Theory 4, or 5 3 or 6 Cons 121, Music Theory I

Cons 121, 122, Music Theory I, IIPhysics B 3 8 Phys 210, 220, Gen Phys I, IIPhysics C - Mechanics 3 5 Phys 240, Engr Phys IPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 5 Phys 250, Engr Phys IISpanish Language 3 8 Span 110, 120, Elem. Spanish 1, II

For additional information contact: Linda Newton, Student Services Coordinator/Records, (816) 235-1216

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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ROLLA

206 Parker Hall, Rolla, MO 65401-0249


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3 3 Political Science 90American History 3 3 History 175 or 176Art History 3 3 Art 80Biology 3 5 Life Science 110, 112Calculus AB 4 5 Math/Stat 8Calculus BC 3 5 Math/Stat 8

4 or 5 10 Math/Stat 8, 21Chemistry 3 4 Chemistry 1

4 5 Chemistry 1, 25 5 Chemistry 5

Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3 No UM-Rolla Equivalent, credit givenComputer Science A 3 3 Comp. Sci. 53Computer Science AB 3 3 Comp. Sci. 53

4 or 5 6 Comp. Sci. 53, 153European History 3 3 History 112English Language & Comp 3 3 English 20English Literature & Comp 3 3 English 20French Language 3 8 French 1, 2

4 12 French 1, 2, 805 15 French 1, 2, 80, 170

French Literature 3 15 French 1, 2, 80, 1704 18 French 1, 2, 80, 170, 370 or 3755 21 French 1, 2, 80, 170, 370, 375

German Language 3 8 German 1, 2Macroeconomics 4 3 Econ 122Microeconomics 4 3 Econ 121Physics B 3 3 Physics 4Physics C - Mechanics 3 4 Physics 21Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 3 4 Physics 25Psychology 3 3 Psych 50Spanish Language 3 8 Spanish 1, 2

4 or 5 12 Spanish 1, 2, 80Spanish Literature 3 7 Spanish 80, 170

4 18 Spanish 1, 2, 80, 170, 370 or 3715 21 Spanish 1, 2, 80, 170, 370, 371

For additional information contact: Registrar (573) 341-4165

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UMVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS

8001 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63121


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3 3American History 3 6Art History 3 3Studio Art 3 3Biology 3 5Calculus AB 3 5Calculus BC 3 10Chemistry 3 5Comparative Gov/Politics 3 3Computer Science AB 4 or 5 3European History 3 6English Language & Comp* 3 3English Literature & Comp* 3 3Foreign Languages 3, 4 or 5 Students scoring 3 or higher must enter and

complete the UMSL language course 180 andpass with "C" or better.

Macroeconomics 3 3Microeconomics 3 3Music Listening & Literature 3 3Music Theory 3 3Physics B 3 8Physics C 3 10

For additional information contact: Jerry Hoffman, Associate Director of Admissions, (314) 516-5451

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WashingtonWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. IN ST. LOUIS One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130

Please note: 1. The maximum number of units of credit accepted toward the Bachelor of Arts degree earnedthrough Advanced Placement awards is 30.

2. No department at Washington University offers absolute credit, without further study, for scoreslower than 4. In French, German, Latin, Modern Hebrew, Physics, and Spanish, a score of 3confirmed by a course here earns additional credit; see listings below.

Grade of Program

ART HISTORY4 or 5 3 units of credit for LO1 Art History 112E contingent upon the completion of a 300- or 400-level

Art History course with a grade of B or better.

BIOLOGY4 or 5 6 units of credit for L41 Biology 100A and L41 Biology 0001 (elective credit). Students who plan to major

in Biology or who are pre-med normally will enroll in Bio 296A in the Spring of freshman year, Bio 297Ain the Fall of sophomore year, and Bio 3051 in the spring of the sophomore year.

CHEMISTRY5 8 units of credit equivalent to Chem 111A, 112A, 115. Student may proceed directly into Chem 116 and 251

in the fall of the Freshman year.

4 8 units of credit equivalent to Chem 111A, 112A, 115. Student should either take 111A, 112A, 151 and 152for 8 additional credits in the fall of the Freshman year or, at least, wait until the Sophomore year to takeChem 251.

COMPUTER SCIENCE A , AB4 or 5 Placement and credit dependent upon taking a proficiency exam given by the department.

Contact (314) 935-6160 for forther information.

ECONOMICS - MICRO5 3 units equivalent to Econ 103B upon completion of Econ 401 with a grade of B or better.

Placement in Econ 401 or in any 300-level class with an Econ 103B prerequisite, so long as theprerequisites such as Calculus are met; no units of credit. By passing introductory coursesmay be disadvantageous.

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Grade of

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ECONOMICS - MACRO3 credits equivalent to Econ 104B contingent upon completion of Econ 402 with a grade of B or better.

Placement in Econ 402 or in any 300-level class with an 104B prerequisite, so long as the prerequisitessuch as Calculus are met; no units of credit. By passing introductory courses may be disadvantageous.

ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND LITERATURE(Engineering students-see enclosed statement from your division)Three units of credit satisfying the composition requirement of the College of Arts and Sciences will beawarded to AP 5 students who also complete one of the following courses with a grade of B or better:E Comp 211, 311, 312, or E Lit 211, 212, 213, 241, 242.

4 No units or credit or placement, but if additional test scores are high, the Department may elect to assignyou to take E Comp 199, Advanced Expository Writing, rather than E Comp 100.

FRENCH(To receive Advanced Placement credit in French for a score of 3 or 4, you must complete a 300-levelcourse with a grade of B or better.)

5 6 units of credit equivalent to L34 French 102D and 201D. Students may enroll in a 300-level courseconducted in the language.

4 3 units of credit for L34 French 102D with an additional 3 units of credit for L34 French 201D contingentupon completion of a 300-level course with a B or better other than conversation conducted in thelanguage.

3 6 units of credit equivalent to L34 French 102D and 201D, contingent upon completion of a 300-levelcourse with a greade of B or better otheT than conversation conducted in the language.

GERMAN5 6 units of credit for L21 German 210D awarded automatically; students may enroll in a 300-level course:

German 301D, 302D, 313, 340C (Literature in Translation and German Thtorial).

4 3 units of credit for L21 German 210D awarded automatically; an additional 3 units of credit* for L21German 210D awarded upon satisfactory completion of German 301D.

3 6 units of credit* for L21 German 210D, awarded upon satisfactory completion of German 301D.* Please note: Students may receive this credit only if they start their language study at the 300-level.

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Grade of Program

AMERICAN HISTORY(AP credits are not counted toward the History major.)

5 6 units of credit for History 209C and 210C.

4 6 unites of credit for History 209C and 210C contingent upon the completion of a 300- or 400-level historycourse with a grade of B or better.

EUROPEAN HISTORY(AP Credits are not counted toward the History major.)

5 6 units of credit for History 101C and 102C.

4 6 units of credit for History 101C and 102C contingent upon the completion of a 300- or 400-level historycourse with a grade of B or better.

LATIN5 6 units of elective credit, upon completion of either Latin 317 or 318 with a grade of B or better.

4 3 units of elective credit, upon completion of either Latin 317 or 318 with a grade of B or better.

3 3 units of elective credit, upon completion of both 317 and 318 with a grade of B or better.

MATHEMATICS - AB(The Mathematics department gives a placement exam each fall during the orientation period. We ask thatall entering students planning to enroll in a calculus course (except those with an AP score of 5) take theplacement exam. This gives us one more piece of information to try to ensure correct placement into thecalculus sequence. Only an AP score of 5 receives automatic credit and placement into the calculussequence.

5 3 units of credit for Math 131. You will be placed into Math 132, 1322 or 1323.

4 Take Math Placement test. You will probably be placed into Math 1322 or 132.

1, 2, or 3 Students with scores of less than 4 should consult with their advisors about placement based on the MathDepartment Placement Test, SAT scores and high school record. It will be helpful to your advisor if youbring with you the title and the author's name of the calculus book you used in high school and a photocopyof its table of contents, indicating which capters you covered.

Any student entering the Calculus 131-132-233 sequence can receive AP credit for earlier courses in thissequence by successful copmletion (grade of C- or better) of the next course in the sequence. To receivesuch credit, students must, complete an AP credit request form in th eMathematics Office (Cupples 1,Room 100) at their convenience.

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Grade of Program

5

4

1, 2, or 3

MATHEMATICS - BC6 units of credit for Math 131 and 132. You will be placed into Math 2331 or 233.

Take Math Placement test. You will probably be placed into Math 2331 or 233.

Students with scores of less than 4 should consult with their advisors about placement based on the MathDepartment Placement Test, SAT scores and high school record. It will be helpful to your advisor if youbring with you the title and the author's name of the calculus book you used in high school and a photocopyof its table of contents, indicating which capters you covered.

Any student entering the Calculus 131-132-233 sequence can receive AP credit for earlier courses in thissequence by successful copmletion (grade of C- or better) of the next course in the sequence. To receivesuch credit, students must, complete an AP credit request form in th eMathernatics Office (Cupples I,Room 100) at their convenience.

MUSIC LITERATURE & LISTENING4 or 5 3 units of elective credit. Upon declaration of majors and minors, non-Music majors may petition the

College Office to have this credit count toward the Distribution Requirement.

MUSIC THEORY4 or 5 3 units of elective credit. Upon declaration of majors and minors, non-Music majors may petition the

College Office to have this credit count toward the Distribution Requirement.

5

PHYSICS B8 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A and 118A and placement into an advanced course*.* Advanced Course means Phys 217, 312, 411, or 421.

4 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A, placement into Phys 118A.

PHYSICS CMech E&M5 4 or 5 8 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A, 118A and placement into an advanced course*.5 1, 2, 3 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A, placement into Phys 118A.4 4 or 5 8 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A, 118A and placement into an advanced course*.4 1, 2, 3 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A, placement into Phys 118A.3 4 or 5 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 118A, placement into Phys 117A.2 4 or 5 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 118A, placement into Phys 117A.1 4 or 5 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 118A, placement into Phys 117A.4 or 5 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 117A, placement into Phys 118A.

4 or 5 4 units of credit in lieu of Physics 118A, placement into Phys 117A.* Advanced Course means Phys 217, 312, 411, or 421.

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One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130

Grade of

5

4

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4

Program

AMERICAN GOV/POLITICS3 units of credit for Pol Sci 101B.

3 units of credit, contingent upon completion of an advanced course in American Politics with a grade ofB or better.

COMPARATAIVE GOV/POLITICS3 units of credit for Pol Sci 102B.

3 units of credit, contingent upon completion of an advanced course in Comparative Politics with a grade ofB or better.

PSYCHOLOGY4 or 5 3 units.of credit for Psych 100B.

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SPANISHTo receive Advanced Placement credit in Spanish for a score of 3 or 4, you must complete a 300-levelcourse with a grade of B or better.6 units of credit equivalent to L38 Spanish 102D and 201D; students may enroll in a 300-level courseconducted in the language.

3 units of credit for L38 Spanish 102D, with an additional 3 units of credit for L38 Spanish 201Dcontingent upon satisfactory completion of a 300-level course with a B or better other thanconversation conducted in the language.

3 6 units of credit equivalent to L38 Spanish 102D and 201D, contingent upon satisfactory completion of a300-level course with a B or better other than conversation conducted in the language.

5STATISTICSStudents with a 5 on the AP Statistics Exam will receive 3 units of credit for Math 1011. These studentsmay consult with Professor Edward Spitznagel in the Math Department about whether credit for Math 320,instead, is possible.

For additional information contact: College of Arts and Sciences, (314) 935-6865

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WebsterLNI% ERSITY 470 East Lockwood, St. Louis, MO 63119-3194


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 6 POLT 1060, Intro to American PoliticsAmerican History 3, 4, or 5 6 HIST 1300, 1310Art History 3, 4,or 5 6 Art ElectiveSaidio Art - Drawing 3, 4, or 5 6 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyStudio Art - General 3,4 or 5 6 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyBiology 3, 4,or 5 6 BIOL 1020, 1030Calculus AB 3, 4,or 5 3 MATH 1470, Survey of CalculusCalculus BC 3,4, or 5 6 MATH 1470, 1610, Surv. of Calc., Calc. IChemistry 3, 4,or 5 6 CHEM 1030, Intro to ChemistryComparative Gov/Politics 3, 4, or 5 6 POLT 1080, Intro to Comparative PoliticsComputer Science A 3, 4,or 5 6 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyComputer Science AB 3, 4, or 5 6 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyEuropean History 3, 4, or 5 6 Elective credit in HistoryEnglish Language & Comp 3, 4,or 5 6 LTLN 1000, 1010English Literature & Comp 3, 4,or 5 6 LTLN 1010, 2200French Language 3, 4,or 5 6 FREN 1090, 1100French Literature 3, 4,or 5 6 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyGerman Language 3,4,or 5 6 GERM 1090, 1100International English Language 3, 4,or 5 6 ESLG 2230, 2240, Inter Reading/WritingLatin/Vergil 3, 4,or 5 6 LATN 1090Latin/Catullus, Horace 3, 4,or 5 6 LATN 1090Macroeconomics 3, 4,or 5 3 ECON 2010, MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics 3, 4,or 5 3 ECON 2020, MicroeconomicsMusic Listening & Literature 3, 4, or 5 3 MUSC 1050, Music AppreciationMusic Theory 3, 4,or 5 3 MUSC 1000, Fundatmentals of MusicianshipPhysics B 3,4,or 5 6 PHYS 1030, 1040, General PhysicsPhysics C - Mechanics 3, 4, or 5 3 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyPhysics C - Elec/Magnetism 3,4, or 5 3 PHYS 1540, Basic ElectricityPsychology 3, 4,or 5 3 PSYC 1030, Intro to PsychologySpanish Language 3, 4,or 5 6 SPAN 1090, 1100Spanish Literature 3, 4, or 5 6 Dept. Chair will determine equivalencyStatistics 3, 4,or 5 3 PSYC 2750, Intro to Measure. & Statistics

*NOTE: Department Chairpersons may determine specific courses equivalency (if any) for students majoring in their depart-mental programs (core requirements). AP Exams may be used for general education requirements where appropriate.

For additional information contact: University Registrar, (314) 968-7450

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WENTWORTHMILITARY ACADEMY

18th and Washington, Lexington, MO 64067


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 4, 5 3 PS 101American History 4, 5 3 HIST 111Art History 4, 5 3 ART 101Biology 4, 5 3 SCI 100Calculus AB 4, 5 5 MA 121Calculus BC 4, 5 5 MA 221Comparative Gov/Politics 4, 5 3 PS 201Computer Science A 4, 5 3 CS 101English Language & Comp 4, 5 3 ENG 101English Literature & Comp 4, 5 3 ENG 201German Language 4, 5 5 LA 111Macroeconomics 4, 5 3 BUS 203Microeconomics 4, 5 3 BUS 204Music Listening & Literature 4, 5 3 ART 103Physics B 4, 5 3 SCI 101Spanish Language 4, 5 5 LA 101

For additional information contact: Dr. Richard Humble, Guidance Counselor, (660) 259-2221 x 502

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q/rE.STMINSTERCOL LEGE 501 Westminster Ave., Fulton, MO 65251


American Gov/Politics 4, or 5 3 POL 211, Am Gov. & PoliticsAmerican History 4, or 5 3 HIS 103, U.S. HistoryBiology 4, or 5 3 BIO 200, Elective CreditCalculus AB 4, or 5 5 MAT 124, Calculus ICalculus BC 4, or 5 4 MAT 214 Calculus IIChemistry 4, or 5 4 CHM 114, 115, General Chemistry IComparative Gov/Politics 4, or 5 3 POL 112, Intro to Political ScienceEuropean History 4, or 5 3 HIS 105, Western CivilizationEnglish Language & Comp 4, or 5 4 ENG 103, Academic WritingEnglish Literature & Comp 4, or 5 3 ENG 104, Intro to Literature

(not as writing intensive)Macroeconomics 4, or 5 3 ECN 211, Principles of MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics 4, or 5 3 ECN 212, Principles of MicroeconomicsPhysics B 4, or 5 4 PHY 201, Physics I

For additional information contact: Professor Sharon Salem, Director of Academic Advising, (573) 592-5212

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/MUCOLLEGE 500 College Hill, Liberty, MO 64068


American Gov/Politics 4 4 POL SCI 150American History 4 4 HIS 121 or 122Art History 4 4 ART 250 or 251Biology 4 4 BIOL 107Calculus AB 4 4 MATH 199Calculus BC 4 8 MATH 199, 200Chemistry 4 4 CHEM 121Comparative Gov/Politics 4 2 POL SCI 100Computer Science A 4 4 CST 160Computer Science AB 4 8 CST 160, 170European History 4 4 HIS 103 or 104Macroeconomics 4 3 ECON 202Microeconomics 4 3 ECON 201Physics B 4 4 PHYSICS 1 1 1 or 112Physics C - Mechanics 4 4 PHYSICS 111Physics C - Elec/Magnetism 4 4 PHYSICS 112

For additional information contact: David J. Maltby, Dean of Enrollment Development, (816) 781-7700, ext. 5137

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cWiffiant,I 'Woods

Rini versitp200 W. 12th St., Fulton, MO 65251


ScoreRequired

HoursGranted


American Gov/Politics 4 or 5 3 POL 211, American Govt. & PoliticsAmerican History 3,4, or 5 6 HIS 103, 104, U.S. History I, IIArt History 3,4,or 5 6 ART 230, 231, Survey of Wester. Art I, IIStudio Art - Drawing 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditStudio Art - General 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditBiology 4 or 5 4 BIO 114, General Biology ICalculus AB 4 or 5 5 MAT 124, Calculus ICalculus BC 4 or 5 4 MAT 214 (WC), Calculus IIChemistry 4 or 5 4 CHM 114 (WC), General Chemistry IComparative Gov/Politics 4 or 5 3 POL 112, Intro to Political ScienceComputer Science A 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditComputer Science AB 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditEuropean History 3, 4,or 5 3 HIS ElectiveEnglish Language & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 ENG 101, English Composition IEnglish Literature & Comp 3, 4, or 5 3 ENG Literature ElectiveFrench Language 3, 4, or 5 6 FRE 101, 102, Elementary French I, IIFrench Literature 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditGerman Language 4 or 5 6 GER 101, 102, Elem. German I, II (WC)Macroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 BUS 251, MacroeconomicsMicroeconomics 3, 4, or 5 3 BUS 252, MicroeconomicsMusic Listening & Literature 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditMusic Theory 3, 4,or 5 4 Dept. Chair will determine creditPhysics B 4 or 5 4 PHY 201 (WC), Physics IPhysics C 4 or 5 4 PHY 212 (WC), Physics HPsychology 3 or 4 3 PSY 101

5 3 PSY 101, 102Spanish Language 3, 4, or 5 6 SPA 101, 102, Elem. Spanish I, IISpanish Literature 3, 4, or 5 Dept. Chair will determine creditStatistics 3, 4,or 5 3 MAT 114, Elementary Statistics

WC - Indicates courses are taught on the Westminister College campus.

For additional information contact: Brenda Williamson, M.Ed., Director of Records/Registrar, (573) 592-4251

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