The College Level Examination Program of the College Entrance Examination
Board is designed to evaluate atypical education experiences.
For
CLEP testing information, click here
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 the class.)
| Name
of Examination |
HSU
Course Number |
| Business |
| Principles
of Accounting |
ACCT
2311, 2312 |
| Principles
of Management |
MGMT
3351 |
|
Introductory Business Law |
BSAD 3303 |
|
Principles of Microeconomics |
ECON 2332 |
|
Principles of Macroeconomics |
ECON 2333 |
| Principles
of Marketing |
MKTG 3361
|
| English |
| American
Literature |
ENGL
2303 |
| Analysis
and Interp. Of Literature |
ENGL
1302 |
|
English Composition with Essay |
ENGL
1301 |
| English
Literature |
ENGL
2302 |
(To
be awarded credit for any of these, the student must also demonstrate
writing proficiency by performing at B level or above on the
optional essay.)
|
| Foreign
Language |
| College
French |
|
| Level
1 |
FREN
1401, 1402 |
| Level
2 |
FREN
2301, 2302 |
| College
German |
|
| Level
1 |
GERM
1401, 1402 |
| Level
2 |
GERM
2301, 2302 |
| College
Spanish |
|
| Level
1 |
SPAN
1401, 1402 |
| Level
2 |
SPAN
2301, 2302 |
| Science
and Mathematics |
| General
Biology |
BIOL
1320,1120 & 1321, 1121 |
| General
Chemistry |
CHEM
1310,1110 & 1311,1111 |
| Calculus
with Elementary Functions |
MATH
1320 |
| Pre-Calculus |
Elective |
| Trigonometry |
MATH
1311 |
| |
|
| Social
Sciences |
| American
Government |
POLS
1300 |
| (Not
acceptable for persons seeking Texas Teacher Certification.) |
| History
of US I: Early Colonization to 1877* |
HIST
1301 |
| History
of US II: 1985 to Present* |
HIST
1302 |
| Western
Civilization I: Ancient to 1648* |
HIST
2301 |
| Western
Civilization II: 1648 to Present* |
HIST
2302 |
| (*
Not accepted for history majors or minors.) |
| Educational
Psychology |
Elective |
| Introduction
to Psychology |
PSYC
1301 |
|
