Advanced Placement Policy

DePauw generally gives one course credit (four semester hours) for scores of 4 or 5 on the AP examinations. The courses awarded for those scores for the following tests, as well as group distributions and exceptions, are listed below. We do not give credit in studio art or in English language for international students. Questions about AP credit should be directed to the Registrar's Office.

Prospective students should request that their AP scores be sent to DePauw when they take the test. If this has not been done, please contact the AP Program to make that request so scores will be received in a timely manner. If the AP course was taken prior to the senior year, please specify that the score should also be included. Contact information follows:

Advanced Placement Program
P.O. Box 6671
Princeton, NJ 08541-6671
Toll-free phone # 877-274-6474
E-mail: apexams@info.collegeboard.org

The CEEB code number for DePauw University is 1166.

AP# Title Course Dist
07 US History HIST 156A, AP/United States History
13 History of Art ARTH 132, Intro Art History Ren.-Mod. 3 non-lit
14 Studio Art No Credit Awarded
15 Studio Art No Credit Awarded
20 Biology BIO 135, Organismal Biology
25 Chemistry CHEM 156, Adv. Placement/General Chemistry
CHEM 170 (1/4 course credit), Stoichiometric Calculations
31
Computer Science A
Score of 3 If CSC 122 is completed with a 'C' or better, 1.00 credit will be awarded for CSC 121
Score of 4 / 5 CSC 121, Computer Science I
34
35
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics		 Because our introductory course combines microeconomics and macroeconomics, students must take both AP tests to earn credit in Economics at DePauw.
Score of 3 in one and 4 in the other 1.00 credit granted upon successful completion of a departmental exam. See department chairperson if interested. 2
Scores of 4 and/or 5 in both Micro and Macro ECON 100, Intro to Economics 2
36 Eng. Lang & Composition ENG 130, College Writing II
37 Eng. Lit. & Composition ENG 155, Topics/Literary Studies
40 Environmental Science GEOS 125, Intro to Environmental Science
43 European History HIST 156B, AP/European History
48
51
French Language and/or French Literature For all scores: If you wish to continue study in the language, you must take the placement exam. 5
5
Score of 3 Group 5 completed.
Score of 4 / 5 FREN 201, Intermediate French I
53 Human Geography ANTH 156, Adv. Placement/Human Geography
55
German Language For all scores: If you wish to continue study in the language, you must take the placement exam. 5
5
Score of 3 Group 5 completed.
Score of 4 / 5 GER 211, Intermediate German I
57 Govt: U.S. POLS 156A, AP in Pols: U.S. Government *
58 Govt: Comparative POLS 156B, AP in Pols: Comparative Politics *
59 Intl. Eng. Lang No Credit Awarded
60 Latin: Vergil LAT 124, Elementary Latin II 5
61 Latin Literature LAT 124, Elementary Latin II 5
66
Calculus AB
Score of 3 If MATH 152 is completed with a 'C-' or better, 1.00 credit will be awarded for MATH 151. 1 non-lab
Score of 4 / 5 MATH 151, Calculus I
If MATH 251 is completed with a 'C-' or better, 1.00 credit will be awarded for MATH 152.		 1 non-lab
68
Calculus BC
Score of 3 Math 151, Calculus I. Student may enroll in Math 152 or 251. If MATH 251 is completed with a 'C-' or better, 1.00 credit will be awarded for MATH 152. 1 non-lab
Score of 4 / 5 MATH 151, Calculus I, and MATH 152, Calculus II. Student may enroll in MATH 251 1 non-lab
69 Calculus AB Sub same as Calculus AB
75 Music Theory MUS 100, Fundamentals of Music Theory
78 Physics B PHYS 156A, AP Physics I
80 Physics C Mechanics PHYS 156A, AP Physics I *
82 Physics C: E & M PHYS 156B, AP Physics II *
85 Psychology PSY 100, Introductory Psychology
87
89
Spanish Language
and/or
Spanish Literature		 For all scores: If you wish to continue study in the language, you must take the placement exam.
Score of 3 Group 5 completed. 5
Score of 4 / 5 SPAN 231, Intermediate Spanish I 5
90 Statistics MATH 240, Intro Stats 1 non-lab
93 World History HIST 156B, AP/European  History

* = Please see the department chair if you wish group credit.