Academic Affairs

Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Credits

Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Credits
The examinations and the courses for which AP and IB credit is granted are listed below. Credit granted for a specific course counts toward the satisfaction of any requirement toward which the listed course counts, with two exceptions: (1) Literature and Writing Courses, if taken to satisfy the Level I Writing Requirement, must be taken at Hendrix; and (2) Learning Domain requirements may not be satisfied by AP or IB credits. The maximum number of credits which may be awarded for any combination of AP and/or IB examinations is six.

AP EXAM

MINIMUM SCORE

HENDRIX COURSE EQUIVALENT

Art-Studio General Portfolio

3

One course elective

Biology

3

BIOL 101 Concepts of Biology

Chemistry

3

*

Computer Science AB

3

CSCI 150 Foundations of Comp. Sci. I

Computer Science BC

3

CSCI 150 Foundations of Comp. Sci. I

Computer Science BC

3

CSCI 150 and CSCI 151 Foundations I and II

Economics

3

ECON 100 Survey of Economic Issues

English — Language and Comp

                  3

ENGL 110 Writing

English — Literature and Comp.

3

One course elective

Environmental Science

3

BIOL 104 Environmental Biology

Foreign Language — German

3

GERM 110 German I

Foreign Language- French Language

3

FREN 110 French I

Foreign Language — French Lit.

3

One French course credit

Foreign Language — Latin

3

LATI 110 Latin I

Foreign Language — Spanish

3

SPAN 110 Spanish I

History-American History

3

One course elective

History-European History

3

One course elective

Mathematics — Calculus AB

3

MATH 130 Calculus I

Mathematics — Calculus BC

3

MATH 130 Calculus I

Mathematics — Calculus BC

3

MATH 130 and MATH 140 Calculus I and II

Mathematics — Statistics

3

BUSI 250 Principles of Statistics

Music

3

MUSI 201 Basic Musicianship Skills

Physics- Physics B

3

**

Physics — Physics C

3

***

Politics — U.S. Government

3

One course elective

Politics — Comparative Politics

3

One course elective

Psychology

3

PSYC 110 General Psychology

IB EXAM

MINIMUM SCORE

HENDRIX COURSE EQUIVALENT

Anthropology/Standard

5

One course elective

Biology/Higher

5

BIOL 101 Concepts in Biology

Chemistry/Higher

5

*

Computer Science/Higher

5

CSCI 150 Foundations of Computer Science I

Economics/Higher

5

ECON 100 Survey of Economic Issues

History of Americas/Higher

5

One course elective

History/Higher

5

One course elective

History of Europe/Higher

5

One course elective

History of Africa/Higher

5

One course elective

History of E. and SE. Asia/Higher

5

One course elective

Hist./Cult. of Islamic World/Higher

5

One course elective

Math/Higher

5

MATH 130 Calculus I

Further Math/Standard

5

Quantitative Skills capacity (no course credit)

Music/Higher

5

One course elective

Music/Higher (Skills)

6

MUSI 150 Survey of Western or MUSI 201 Basic Musicianship Skills

Physics/Higher

5

**

Psychology/Higher

5

PSYC 110 General Psychology

Social Anthropology/Higher

5

ANTH 100 Intro to Anthropology

* Credit for CHEM 100 (Concepts of Chemistry) may be earned or, upon completion of CHEM 120 (General Chemistry II) with a grade of "C" or better, credit for CHEM 110 (General Chemistry I) may be earned.

** Credit for PHYS 210 (General Physics I) may be earned by scoring 4 or 5 on the Physics B exam (or 5 on the Physics/ Higher IB exam) and by completing PHYS 220 (General Physics II) with a grade of "C" or better. Credit for PHYS 220 (General Physics II) may be earned by scoring 4 or 5 on the Physics B exam (or 5 on the Physics/ Higher IB exam) and by completing PHYS 300 (Vibrations and Waves) with a grade of "C" or better.

***Credit for PHYS 230 (Calculus-Based General Physics I) may be earned by scoring 4 or 5 on the AP Physics C Exam, Mechanics Section (Electricity and Magnetism Section) (or 5 on the Physics/Higher IB exam) and by completing PHYS 240 (Calculus-Based General Physics II) with a grade of "C" or better. Credit for PHYS 240 (Calculus-Based General Physics II) may be earned by scoring 4 or 5 on the AP Physics C Exam, Mechanics Section (Electricity and Magnetism Section) (or 5 on the Physics/Higher IB exam) and by completing PHYS 305 (Vibrations and Waves) with a grade of "C" or better.

Next: Credit Based on Departmental Placement Policy


Academic Calendar | Courses and Units | Course Load | Classification of Students | Grades, Grade Point Average, and Earned Credit | Academic Status | Academic Honesty | Academic Grievances | Schedule Changes | Withdrawal from the College | Leave of Absence | Study Abroad Status | Courses Taken For Credit Only | Activity Course Credits | Transfer Credits | Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Credit | Credit Based on Departmental Placement Policy | College Level Examination Program (CLEP) | Academic Records-Transcript of Record | Academic Records-Transcript Request | Application for Graduation and Commencement | Graduation with Distinction | Graduation with Honors | Phi Beta Kappa | Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act