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College Level Examination Program (view source)
Revision as of 00:42, December 27, 2009
, 00:42, December 27, 2009→Recognition: colleges that grant credit, and those that do not
==Recognition==
==Recognition==
Thousands of [[college]]s recognize this program, but their rules for granting credit vary widely. Some colleges do not recognize this program so it is important to check first prior to investing the time and money in this examination. But even if your preferred college does not accept this as credit, it can look very good on an application, particularly by a [[homeschool]] student who may have relatively little classwork information.
Thousands of [[college]]s recognize this program, but their rules for granting credit vary widely. Some colleges do not recognize this program so it is important to check first prior to investing the time and money in this examination. But even if your preferred college does not accept this as credit, it can look very good on an application, particularly by a [[homeschool]] student who may have relatively little classwork information.
===Christian Colleges Granting Credit for CLEP===
Liberty University
<br>Messiah College
<br>Cedarville University
<br>Pensacola Christian College
<br>Bob Jones University
<br>Grove City College
<br>Wheaton College
Thomas Aquinas College and Patrick Henry College do ''not'' grant credit for CLEP exams or many other forms of transfer credits.
==Testing==
==Testing==