Although you are allowed to test for any course credits you feel capable of earning, not all credits may be applicable to the degree. You should consider reviewing the requirements for your major.  Degree programs list specific requirements; for example, government majors are required to take HIST 256.  If you are a government major and you earn credit for HIST 256 through testing, the course credits will apply to your degree program. Degree programs may also list non-specific course requirements; for example, many programs require a non-specific social science elective, so any course considered a social science will meet that requirement.  The table below shows a list of courses in which credit may be earned and the type of each course. Please note that BIOL 105 is designed for non-science majors. Students majoring in biology and its associated curriculum (pre-medicine, pre-pharmacy, etc.) are required to take BIOL 155.  Credit for BIOL 155 cannot be earned through advanced credit testing.  If you have questions as to whether a particular course listed below will apply towards your intended major, please contact Elaine Benoit at 985-448-4462.

Except for the calculus exam, all tests are in a multiple choice format.