2007-08 Academic Year - Humboldt State University

AP Exam
GE Units/ Elective
Area Units
Art History 3 / C1 3
Art Studio - Drawing 3 / C1 3
Art Studio - 2-D Design 3 / C1 3
(equiv to Art 105C)
Art Studio - 3-D Design 3 / C1 3
Biology 3 / B2 3
(equiv to Biol 104 with score of 3 or above;
equiv to Biol 105 with score of 4 or 5)
Calculus AB 3 / B3 3
(equiv to Math 109)
Calculus BC 3 / B3 3
(equiv to Math 109 & 110)
Chemistry 3 / B4+B5 3
Computer Science A 6
(equiv to CIS 130 & 230 or CS 131)
Computer Science AB 6
(equiv to CIS 130, 230, & 291 or
CS 131 & 132)
Economics - Macro 3 / D2 3
Economics - Micro 3 / D2 3
English Language/Comp 3 / A1 3
(equiv to Engl 100)
English Literature/Comp
3 / A1
(equiv to Engl 100)
3 / C2
Environmental Science 6
French Language 3 / C3 3
French Literature 3 / C2 3
Geography - Human 3 / D4 3
(equiv to Geog 104 or 105)
German Language 3 / C3 3
Govt/Politics - US 3 / D6 3
Govt & Political Comp 3 / D6 3
History - US 3 / D5 3
(meets US history requirement)
(equiv to Hist 110 or 111 with score of 4 or 5)
History - European 3 / D5 3
History - World 3 / D5 3
(equiv to Hist 107 or 108 or 109 or 109B with score of 4 or 5)
Latin - Virgil 3 / C3 3
Latin - Literature 3 / C2 3
Music Theory 3 / C4 3
Physics B 3 / B4+B5 3
Physics C - Mechanics 3 / B4+B5 3
Physics C - Elec/Magn 3 / B4+B5 3
Psychology 3 / D7 3
Spanish Language 3 / C3 3
Spanish Literature 3 / C2 3
Statistics 3 / B3 3
(equiv to STAT 106, 108 & BIOM 109)
EEE Exam 3 / A1 3
Int’l. Baccalaureate (IB) Exam
(score of 5, 6, or 7 at higher level)
–Engl1A
3 / A1
(equiv to Engl 100/105)
3 / C2
–Biol 3 / B2 3
–Other 3 3
(determined upon evaluation)
CLEP Exam
Min.
Score
GE
Area
Met
Total
Units
Intro. Business Law
(equiv to BA 210)
50 0 3
Financial Accounting
(equiv to BA 250) 50 0 3
Principles of Accounting
(equiv to BA 252) 50 0 6
Principles of Marketing
(equiv to BA 340) 50 0 3
Principles of Management
(equiv to BA 370) 50 0 3
Natural Sciences
(equiv to BIO 104) 50 B1 6
Biology
(equiv to BIO 105) 50 B2 6
Western Civilization I
(equiv to HIST 104) 54 D5 6
Western Civilization II
(equiv to HIST 105) 54 D5 6
History of US I
(eqiuv to HIST 110) 54 D5 6
History of US II
(eqiuv to HIST 111)
French Level I
(equiv to FREN 105 / 106
French Level II
(equiv to FREN 107 / 207
and FREN 105 / 106)
German Level I
(equiv to GERM 105 / 106)
German Level II
(equiv to GERM 107 / 207
and GERM 105 / 106)
Spanish Level I
(equiv to SPAN 105 / 106)
Spanish Level II
(equiv to SPAN 107 / 207
and SPAN 105 / 106)
54 D5 6
50 C3 6
62 C3 12
50 C3 6
63 C3 12
50 C3 6
66 C3 12
Info. Systems &
Computer App.
50 0 3
(equiv to CIS 110)
College Math
(equiv to MATH 103) 50 B3 6
Calculus
(equiv to MATH 109) 50 B3 3
PreCalculus
(equiv to MATH 115) 50 0 2
Introductory Psychology
(equiv to PSYC 104) 50 D7 3
Principles of Macroeconomics/Microeconomics
(equiv to ECON 210)
50 0 6
Systemwide Placement Tests
The CSU requires that each entering undergraduate,
except those who qualify for an
exemption, take the CSU Entry Level Mathematics
(ELM) exam and the CSU English
Placement Test (EPT) prior to enrollment.
These placement tests are not a condition
for admission to the CSU, but they are a
condition of enrollment. They are designed
to identify entering students who may need
additional support in acquiring college entrylevel
English and mathematics skills necessary
to succeed in CSU baccalaureate-level
courses. Undergraduate students who do
not demonstrate college-level skills both in
English and in mathematics will be placed in
appropriate remedial programs and activities
during the first term of their enrollment.
Students placed in remedial programs in either
English or mathematics must complete
all remediation in their first year of enrollment.
Failure to complete remediation by
the end of the first year may result in denial
of enrollment for future terms.
Information on testing times and places is
mailed upon admission (or may be obtained
from the Office of Admissions or the Testing
Center). Students should make every effort
to take these exams at the CSU campus
closest to home on a test date early enough
for scores to be received at Humboldt prior
to registration.
The English Placement Test (EPT) assesses
the level of reading and writing skills
of entering undergraduates so that they can
be placed in appropriate baccalaureate-level
courses. Students must take the EPT or be
exempt in order to enroll in any classes. All
entering undergraduates must complete
the EPT except those who present proof*
of one of the following:
• a score of “Exempt” on the augmented
English CST, i.e. the CSU Early Assessment
Program (EAP), taken in grade 11
as part of the California Standards Test.;
• a score of 550 or above on the verbal
section of a College Board SAT taken April
1995 or later;
• a score of 24 or higher on the enhanced
ACT English Test, taken October 1989 or
later;
• a score of 680 or higher on the recentered
and adjusted College Board SAT II:
Writing Test taken May 1998 or later;
• a score of 3, 4, or 5 on either the Language
and Composition or the Composition
and Literature examination of the
College Board Advanced Placement
program;
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