AP Credit Awards

​College Board AP website

Freshmen and transfer students entering DePaul will be awarded DePaul course credit in the amounts indicated below provided official Advanced Placement (AP) score reports are submitted to the Office of Admission prior to enrolling at DePaul.

If you have completed an exam that is not listed below, please contact the Transfer Articulation Center at TrAC@depaul.edu.

Subject AreaAP Exam NameScoreCourse CreditCourse(s) for Which Credit is AwardedAdditional Information
African American StudiesAfrican American Studies4 or 54ABD 100 
AP Capstone
 
Research Course4 or 54LSP 112**May petition for WRD 104, consult with the First-Year Writing Program
Seminar Course4 or 54LSP 112 
Art/Art HistoryArt History4 or 54HAA 130 
Studio Art: Drawing3, 4 or 54ART 104
 
Studio Art: 2-D Design3, 4 or 54ART 104
Studio Art: 3-D Design3, 4 or 54ART 104
BiologyBiology34BIO 191

Biology majors: consult with the Biology Department

Nursing majors: consult with the School of Nursing

48BIO 191 & 192
512BIO 191, 192 & 193
ChemistryChemistry34CHE 102 
44CHE 130 & 131Chemistry majors: consult with the Chemistry Department
58CHE 130/131 & CHE 132/133
Computer ScienceComputer Science A34IT 130Students should take CSC 243 instead of the CSC 241 & CSC 242 course sequence.  CSC 243 will be applied to CSC 241 and students should consult their faculty advisors regarding an appropriate major field course substitution for CSC 242.
44CSC 243  CSC 243 will be applied to CSC 242 and students should consult their faculty advisors regarding an appropriate major field course substitution for CSC 241.
58CSC 241 & CSC 242 
Computer Science Principles34IT 123 
EconomicsMicroeconomics4 or 54ECO 105 
Macroeconomics4 or 54ECO 106 
EnglishEnglish Language & Composition3, 4 or 54WRD 103Placement in WRD 104
English Literature & Composition4 or 54ENG 101 
Environmental SciencesEnvironmental Sciences34ENV 102 
 4 or 58ENV 102 & 202 
GeographyHuman Geography44GEO 101 
58GEO 101 & a GEO 100-level general electiveGeography majors or minors may opt for only 4 credits in ONE of these courses
HistoryEuropean History44One from HST 171, 172 or 17312 credits maximum for 2 or more AP History exams with scores of 4 and 5
58Two from HST 171, 172 or 17312 credits maximum for 2 or more AP History exams with scores of 4 and 5
World History44One from HST 111, 112 or 11312 credits maximum for 2 or more AP History exams with scores of 4 and 5
58Two from HST 111, 112 or 11312 credits maximum for 2 or more AP History exams with scores of 4 and 5
U.S. History44One from HST 181, 182 or 18312 credits maximum for 2 or more AP History exams with scores of 4 and 5
58Two from HST 181, 182 or 18312 credits maximum for 2 or more AP History exams with scores of 4 and 5
MathematicsCalculus AB34MAT 150Business students: MAT 150 substitutes for MAT 135 and MAT 151 substitutes for MAT 136.
4 or 58MAT 150 & 151Business students: MAT 150 substitutes for MAT 135 and MAT 151 substitutes for MAT 136.
Calculus BC3, 4 or 512MAT 150, 151 & 152Business students: MAT 150 substitutes for MAT 135 and MAT 151 substitutes for MAT 136.
Calculus BC - AB Subscore4 or 56MAT 155
 
Credit for MAT 155 will be given with a score of 4 or 5, but only when the Calculus BC score is below a 3 (earning no credit). If credit is awarded for Calculus BC with a score of 3, 4 or 5, no credit is given for the AB Subscore.
Business students: MAT 155 substitutes for MAT 135.

 
Precalculus
 
4 or 54MAT 131 
Statistics3, 4 or 54MAT 242/SOC 279*, ***May substitute as MAT 137 if the student is in Driehaus College of Business; **May substitute IT 223 with a score of 3 or above.
Modern Language (Classical)Latin Literature34LAT 102Student should register for LAT 103
48LAT 102 & 103Student should register for LAT 113
512LAT 102, 103 & 113Student should register for LAT 114
Latin34LAT 101Student should register for LAT 102
48LAT 101 & 102Student should register for LAT 103
512LAT 101, 102 & 103Student should register for LAT 113
Vergil34LAT 101Student should register for LAT 102
48LAT 101 & 102Student should register for LAT 103
512LAT 101, 102 & 103Student should register for LAT 113
Modern LanguageSpanish, French or German Language and Culture34103Student should register for SPN 104, FCH 104 or GER 104
48103 & 104Student should register for SPN 105, FCH 105 or GER 105
512103, 104 & 105Student should register for SPN 106, FCH 106 or GER 106
Spanish or French Literature34104Student should register for SPN 105 or FCH 105 
48104 & 105Student should register for SPN 106 or FCH 106 
512104, 105 & 106Student should register for 201, 202 or 203.  Heritage Spanish speakers are required to take SPN 205, 206 or 207
Italian, Japanese or Chinese Language and Culture34103Student should register for ITA 104, JPN 104 or CHN 104
48103 & 104Student should register for ITA 105, JPN 105 or CHN 105
512103, 104 & 105Student should register for ITA 106, JPN 106 or CHN 106
MusicMusic Theory4 or 54MUS 100Non-Music majors only
54MUS electiveMusic majors only; please consult with the Music department
PhysicsPhysics B4 or 512PHY 150, 151 & 152 
Physics C - Part 14 or 54PHY 170 
Physics C - Part 258PHY 171 & 172 
Physics C - Electricity and Magnetism4 or 54PHY 170 
Physics C - Mechanics4 or 54PHY 171 & 172 
Physics 14 or 54PHY 150 
Physics 24 or 54*PHY 152**If a student receives a 4 or 5 on Physics 1 & 2, they are awarded credit for PHY 150, 151 & 152
Political ScienceGovernment & Politics (U.S.)4 or 54PSC 120 
Government & Politics (Comparative)4 or 54PSC 150 
PsychologyPsychology4 or 58PSY 105 & 106