College
Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) / Advanced
Placement (AP) Program
Many high schools
conduct courses as part of the national CEEB Advanced Placement (AP) Program.
After the specified high school courses are completed, a student may
participate in the national examinations for college credit.
Creighton University awards college credit through the CEEB program
in the following areas. The score
needed to earn credit is determined by the academic department at Creighton
in consultation with the Committee on Academic Policy, Discipline, and Appeals.
Examinations accepted for credit, minimum score guidelines, and hours/courses
awarded are subject to change at any time without notice.
These guidelines are current as of May, 2005.
|
AP COURSE / AP
EXAM |
SCORE |
CREDIT |
CREIGHTON COURSE AWARDED
|
|
Art History |
4 |
3
hours |
ART 219* - History of Art |
|
Biology |
3
or 4 |
3
hours |
BIO 149 - Human Biology |
|
|
5 |
8
hours |
BIO 211 & 212- General Biology |
|
Chemistry |
4 |
3-4
hours |
CHM 203/204 – General Chemistry I & Lab
(CHM 204 will be awarded only upon department approval of lab notebook) |
|
|
5 |
6-8
hours |
CHM 203/204 & CHM 205/206-Gen. Chemistry
I & II (Credit for 204 and 206 will be awarded only upon department approval of lab notebooks
|
|
Classical Languages |
3 |
3
hours |
LAT 101* - Beginning Latin I |
|
|
4
or 5 |
6
hours |
LAT 101* & LAT 102* - Beg Latin I &
II |
|
Calculus AB (or AB subgrade) |
3 |
4
hours |
MTH 245 - Calculus I |
|
Calculus BC |
3 |
8
hours |
MTH 245 & MTH 246- Calculus I & Calculus
II |
|
Computer Science A |
4 |
3
hours |
CSC 221* - Computer Programming I |
|
Computer Science B |
4 |
6
hours |
CSC 221* & 000*-Computer Programming I
and 3 hours elective credit |
|
Economics – Micro |
4 |
3
hours |
ECO 203 - Introductory Microeconomics |
|
Economics – Macro |
4 |
3
hours |
ECO 205* - Introductory Macroeconomics |
|
Elementary Statistics |
4 |
3
hours |
MTH 363*-Elementary Statistics |
|
English Literature/Composition |
4 |
6
hours |
ENG 000*
- elective credit |
|
English Language/Composition |
5 |
3
hours |
ENG 150 - Rhetoric and Composition |
|
Environmental Science |
3
|
3
hours |
EVS 000*-elective credit |
|
|
4
or 5 |
3
hours |
EVS 390*-Environmental Science |
|
European History |
4 |
3
hours |
HIS 101 - Modern Western World |
|
|
5 |
6
hours |
HIS 101 & 000* - Modern Western World
and 3 hours elective credit |
|
Modern Languages |
3 |
3
hours |
FRN/GER/SPN 111* - Beginning FRN/GER/SPN I |
|
|
4
or 5 |
6
hours |
FRN/GER/SPN 111* & 112* - Beginning FRN/GER/SPN
I and II |
|
Modern Languages-Literature |
4 |
3
hours |
FRN/GER/SPN 000* - elective credit |
|
Physics C (Mechanics) |
3 |
4
hours |
PHY 211 - General Physics I |
|
Physics C (E&M) |
3 |
4
hours |
PHY 212 - General Physics II |
|
Physics B |
4 |
8
hours |
PHY 211 & 212 - General Physics I &
II |
|
Government/Politics: United States |
4 |
3
hours |
PLS 121 - American Government and Politics |
|
Government/Politics: Comparative |
4 |
3
hours |
PLS 215 - Comparative Political Systems |
|
Psychology |
3 |
3
hours |
PSY 111 - Introductory Psychology |
|
U.S. History |
4 |
3
hours |
HIS 311* - US History to 1877 |
|
|
5 |
6
hours |
HIS 311* & 312* - US History to 1877 and
US History Since 1877 |
|
World History |
4 |
3
hours |
HIS 000*- elective credit |