PVAMU Credit By Exam – CLEP
The College Board College Level Examination Program (CLEP) is a national testing program that offers students the opportunity to take exams in order to obtain college-level credit. CLEP offers more than 33 exams in multiple subject areas. The American Council on Education (ACE) recommends that test-takers receive a passing score of 50 in order to be awarded credit, however qualifying scores vary by department and college. Prairie View A&M University accepts scores from certain CLEP tests for credit in selected courses. Interested students should review the CLEP Course Equivalency Table to view the exams awarded for credit at the university and what course credit they will receive for that CLEP exam. Students should contact an academic counselor to determine which courses will apply to their prospective degree program. Scores must be received from the College Board on an official CLEP transcript before credit is awarded. Students wanting to take a CLEP exam should contact the Office of Testing Services for information on registration and test sites.