College Level Examination Program (CLEP)

The College Level Examination Program of the College Entrance Examination Board is designed to evaluate atypical educational experiences. The examinations are divided into the General Examinations (which cover material so broad in scope that they are not generally comparable to courses offered for majors or minors in an area) and the Subject Examinations. The scores indicated below are the mean scaled scores.

Subject Examinations

Students may earn credit through satisfactory scores (as recommended by the American Council on Education) on the Subject Examinations as indicated. (Note: Enrollment in the equivalent class prevents the student from attempting credit by examination in that class.)

No CLEP tests can be taken after the last date to register for a course during a student’s last semester before graduation.

Name of Examination	Course Number	Score
Business
Financial Accounting	ACCT 2311	50
Information Systems	INSY 3367	50
Introductory Business Law	BSAD 3303	50
Principles of Management	MGMT 3351	50
Principles of Marketing	MKTG 3361	50
Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 2331	50
Principles of Microeconomics	ECON 2332	50
English
*College Composition	ENGL 1301	50
*Analysis and Interp. of Lit.	ENGL 1302	50
English Literature	ENGL 2302	50
American Literature	ENGL 2303	50

English - College Composition and Analysis and Interpretation of Literature exams MUST include an essay component to demonstrate writing proficiency. The Analysis and Interp. of Lit. CLEP essay will be scored by the English department. Final credit for this exam and essay will be at the discretion of the department. Additionally, CLEP’s College Composition Modular is not accepted at HSU.

Foreign Language

College French Level 1	FREN 1301, FREN 1302	60
College French Level 2	FREN 2301, FREN 2302	65
College German Level 1	GRMN 1301, GRMN 1302	60
College German Level 2	GRMN 2301, GRMN 2302	65
College Spanish Level 1	SPAN 1301, SPAN 1302	60
College Spanish Level 2	SPAN 2301, SPAN 2302	67

Science and Mathematics

General Biology	BIOL1306, BIOL 1106, BIOL 1307, BIOL 1107	50
General Chemistry	CHEM 1410,CHEM 1411	50
College Algebra	MATH 1310	50
Precalculus	MATH 1311	50

Social Sciences

American Government	POLS 1302	50
History of US I: Early Colonization to 1877	HIST 1301	50
History of US II: 1895 to Present	HIST 1302	50
Western Civilization I: Ancient to 1648	HIST 2301	50
Western Civilization II: 1648 to Present	HIST 2302	50
Educational Psychology	Elective	50
Introduction to Psychology	PSYC 1301	50
Introduction to Sociology	SOCI 1301	50