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Students may be granted college credit for Advanced Placement tests (AP Tests). The following chart lists the advanced placement subjects accepted at Eastern Connecticut State University and the amount of credit that may be awarded. AP credit awards are similar to transfer credit in that they are not calculated into the student’s cumulative grade point average.
Please note that the chart represents a general outline of AP credit. In all cases, credit is available only for grades of 3 or higher.
AP Exam Name |
Equivalent Course(s) at Eastern Connecticut |
Credits Awarded |
Requirement Filled |
| Art General | ART 100 (Intro Studio Art) |
3 |
T1A- Arts in Context |
| Art 2D Design | ART 110 (2D Design) |
3 |
T1A- Arts in Context |
| Art 3D Design | ART 111 (3D Design) |
3 |
T1A- Arts in Context |
| Art Drawing | ART 109 (Drawing 1) |
3 |
T2CE- Creative Expression |
| Art History | ART 211 (Pre-History to 1400) ART 212 (1400 to Present) |
3 3 |
T1H- Historical Perspective |
| Studio Art | ART 202 (Drawing 1) |
3 |
T2CE- Creative Expression |
| Biology | BIO 120 (Organismal Biology with Lab) BIO 202 (Human Bio Lecture) BIO 203 (Human Bio Lab) |
4 3 1 |
T1NS- Natural Science |
| Chemistry | CHE 210 (General Chemistry 1) CHE 212 (General Chemistry 1 Lab) CHE 211 (General Chemistry 2) CHE 213 (General Chemistry 2 Lab) |
3 1 3 1 |
|
| Computer Science A | CSC 100 (Computer Concepts) |
3 |
|
| Computer Science AB | CSC 100 (Computer Concepts) CSC 210 (Computer Programming 1- C++) |
3 3 |
|
| Economics- Macro | ECO 200 (Principles of Macroeconomics) |
3 |
T1SS- Social Science |
| Economics- Micro | ECO 201 (Principles of Microeconomics) |
3 |
T2IS- Individual & Societies |
| Environmental Science | EES 304 (Environmental Issues) |
3 |
|
| English Language/ Composition | ENG 100 (College Writing) |
3 |
T1W- College Writing |
| English Literature/ Composition | ENG 100 (College Writing) ENG 125 (Intro to Literature)
|
3 3
|
T1W- College Writing T1LT- Literature and Thought |
| English Language/ Composition/ Literature | ENG 100 (College Writing) ENG 125 (Intro to Literature)
|
3 3
|
T1W- College Writing T1LT- Literature and Thought |
| French Language | FRE 210 (Intermediate French 1) FRE 211 (Intermediate French 2) |
3 3 |
|
| French Literature | FRE 320 (Literature 1: France) FRE 321 (Literature 2: France) |
3 3 |
|
| Human Geography | GEO 100 (Intro to Geography) |
3 |
T1SS- Social Science |
| German Language | MCL 2xx (Modern and Classical Language Elective) |
6 |
|
| U.S. History | HIS 120 (Early American 1607-1877) HIS 121 (Recent American 1877-present) |
3 3
|
T1H- Historical Perspective |
| European History | HIS 230 (Western Civ Before 1500) HIS 231 (Western Civ Since 1500) |
3 3 |
T2CP- Cultural Perspective |
| World History | HIS 115 (Intro to World History) HIS 116 (Intro to Modern World History) |
3 3
|
T1H- Historical Perspective |
| Latin Vergil | MCL 2xx (Modern and Classical Language Elective |
6 |
|
| Latin Literature | MCL 2xx (Modern and Classical Language Elective |
6 |
|
| Calculus AB | MAT 243 (Calculus 1 w Technology) |
4 |
T1M- Mathematics |
| Statistics | MAT 216 (Statistical Data Analysis) |
3 |
T2IT- Applied Info Technology |
| Calculus BC | MAT 243 (Calculus 1 w Technology) MAT 244 (Calculus 2 w Technology) |
4 4 |
T1M- Mathematics |
| Music Theory | MUS 305 (Theory of Music 1) |
3 |
|
| Physics B | PHY 204 (General Physics w Lab) PHY 205 (Physics 2 w Lab) |
4 4 |
|
| Physics C | PHY 2xx (Physics Elective) |
4 |
|
| U.S. Gov't and Politics | PSC 110 (American Government and Politics |
3 |
T1SS- Social Science |
| Comparative Gov't and Politics | PSC 208 (Comparative Politics) |
3 |
T2IS- Individual and Societies |
| Psychology | PSY 100 (Intro to Psychology) |
3 |
T1SS- Social Science |
| Spanish Language | SPA 211 (Intermediate Spanish 2) SPA 3xx (Spanish Elective) |
3 3 |
T2CP- Cultural Perspective |
| Spanish Language | SPA 310 (Advanced Spanish 1) SPA 3xx (Spanish Elective) |
3 3 |
|
| Spanish Literature | SPA 320 (Spanish Literature 1) SPA 321 (Spanish Literature 2) |
3 3 |