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Advanced Placement Exams

 

Advanced Placement (AP) Credit at WSCC

West Shore Community College grants credit to students who earn a score of 3 or higher on approved AP exams. AP credit can help you:

  • Place into higher-level courses.
  • Earn college credit toward your degree.

How to Use AP Credit at WSCC

  1. Request that the College Board send your official AP score report to WSCC.
  2. The Student Records Office will evaluate your scores and apply eligible credits.
  3. You can view your AP credits in your transcript through the student portal once they are processed.

AP Credit Chart

The chart below shows how AP exams translate to WSCC course credit.

AP ExamWSCC Course EquivalencyCredits
Calculus ABMTH 222 – Calculus I5
Calculus BCMTH 222 – Calculus I5
MTH 223 – Calculus I5
Comparative Government and PoliticsPOL Elective Credit8
Computer Science PrinciplesCIS 110 – Introduction to Computer Concepts3
English Language and CompositionENG 111 – English Composition I3
ENG 112 – English Composition II3
English Literature and CompositionLIT 211 – American Lit Pre Colonial–18653
LIT 212 – American Literature 1865–Present3
Environmental ScienceNSC 100 – Biological Lab Science Elective4
European HistoryHIS 141 – Western Civilization to 16003
HIS 142 – Western Civilization 1600 to Present3
French LanguageFRN 101 – Elementary French I4
FRN 102 – Elementary French II4
French LiteratureFRN Elective Credit8
General BiologyBIO 122 – General Biology I4
BIO 123 – General Biology II4
General ChemistryCHM 122 – General Chemistry I4
CHM 123 – General Chemistry II4
German LanguageElective Credit8
History of ArtART 201 – Art History I: Ancient and Medieval3
ART 203 – Art History II: Renaissance to Modern3
Introductory PsychologyPSY 161 – Introduction to Psychology3
MacroeconomicsECO 137 – Principles of Macroeconomics3
MicroeconomicsECO 136 – Principles of Microeconomics3
Music Listening and LiteratureMUS 100 – Music Appreciation3
MUS 201 – Survey of Music History3
Music TheoryMUS 101 – Basic Music Theory I3
Physics BPHY 232 – General Physics I4
PHY 233 – General Physics II4
Physics C: Electricity and MagnetismPHY 237 – Engineering Physics II5
Physics C: MechanicsPHY 236 – Engineering Physics I5
Spanish LanguageSPN 101 – Elementary Spanish I4
SPN 102 – Elementary Spanish II4
Spanish LiteratureElective Credit8
Studio Art: DrawingART 111 – Studio Art: Drawing I3
ART 112 – Studio Art: Drawing II3
Studio Art: GeneralPortfolio to be determined by department6
U.S. Government and PoliticsPOL 151 – American National Government3
U.S. HistoryHIS 145 – U.S. History to 18773
HIS 146 – U.S. History 1877–Present3