Students who have completed AP exams, the French Baccalaureate, the German Abitur, the International Baccalaureate, A-Level Exams, or another equivalent European qualifying exam may be able to transfer credit toward their degree program in accordance
with the guidelines below. A maximum of 30 credits of this kind will be awarded.
Advanced Placement (AP), Students may receive 3–4 credits (the equivalent of one semester course) for a minimum score of 4 on AP subject examinations.
British Advanced Level Examinations
Students may receive credit only for A Levels or H Levels (H2 or H1) of General Certificate Examinations. No credit is awarded for AS Levels or O or OA Levels (or General Paper). Students may receive 6–8 credits (the equivalent of two semester courses)
for a minimum score of C on A or H Level subject examinations. School-reported scores are not accepted for transfer credit; official scores must come directly from the awarding body.
French Baccalaureate
Students may receive 6–8 credits (the equivalent of two semester courses) for subjects with a coefficient of 5 and a minimum score of 13. Students may receive 3–4 credits (the equivalent of one semester course) for subjects with a coefficient of 5 and
a score of 10–13 or subjects with a coefficient of 4 and a minimum score of 13.
German Abitur Final Examination
An official transcription from WES or a comparable evaluation service is required.
IB
Students may receive 6–8 credits (the equivalent of two semester courses) for higher-level subject examinations with a minimum score of 5.