Transfer Credit
Age of Credit
Undergraduate credits which are more than ten years old may be reviewed and reevaluated for credit toward current degree requirements at UWF. Specific programs and teacher education programs may have more stringent requirements.
Transfer Credit
Transfer of credit is guided by UWF Regulation 3.033, Transfer of Credit, as it may be amended. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions must be provided official transcripts or credentials in order to review courses for transfer credit.
Level of Transferred Courses
Courses from institutions whose accrediting agency is included on the list of approved accrediting agencies with appropriate grades are acceptable for transfer credit and will be transferred at the level that the course was classified by the institution granting the credit.
Transfer Grades
A 'P' grade in a transferred pass/fail course may be used to satisfy General Education and Gordon Rule requirements if there is documentation provided by the student that the 'P' was equal to a grade of C (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher or if pass/fail was the only grading system available for the transferred course.
Transfer Credit
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The receipt and coordination of the evaluation of undergraduate transfer credits is the responsibility of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions evaluates transfer credit for General Education, Gordon Rule, foreign language, civic literacy, and multicultural course requirements necessary for graduation with a baccalaureate degree. However, the department chairperson for the program to which an applicant applies has authority in determining which courses are applicable toward the requirements for that degree at UWF. In many instances, exact course equivalents are determined after consultation with the departments.
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UWF will only accept transfer credits from institutions whose accrediting agency is including on the UWF list of approved accrediting agencies. For applicability to a given degree program, departments may specify that transfer credits must be earned at an institutions accredited by a specific accrediting agency.
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Applicants who have earned an AA degree from a Florida public higher education institution are automatically awarded a minimum of 60 semester credit hours. The credits of all other AA degree transfer applicants will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis. College work completed with satisfactory grades by a student at an institution whose accrediting agency is included on the UWF list of approved accrediting agencies prior to graduation from high school will be considered under the same guidelines as other transfer work.
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All satisfactorily completed courses from a Florida public postsecondary institution or a postsecondary institution whose accrediting agency is included on the UWF list of approved accrediting agencies that participates in Florida’s Statewide Course Numbering System (SCNS) and bear the same SCNS course prefix and last three digits as a UWF course will automatically be transferred pursuant to the Florida Statewide Articulation Agreement. Applicability of such credits to a degree program will be determined by the degree program requirements in effect at the time of the student’s admission to the University or readmission in the event the student does not maintain continuous enrollment.
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Credits earned from Florida public institutions will be evaluated on the basis of the Florida Statewide Course Numbering System.
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Those courses considered equivalent will be accepted for transfer credit at the level at which the course was classified by the institution originally awarding the credit.
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Courses are considered equivalent when the prefix and the last three numerical digits of the course number are the same.
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Courses not considered equivalent may be accepted for transfer credit at the discretion of the departmental chairperson.
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All grades earned at other institutions whose accrediting agency is included on the UWF list of approved accrediting agencies are entered on a student's record at the time of transfer exactly as earned. Such grades are averaged separately from grades earned at UWF and are not considered in the UWF GPA.
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Transfer grades are used in determining baccalaureate honors. Transfer courses appear on the UWF transcript.
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Applicants with credits from institutions whose accrediting agency is not included on the UWF list of approved accrediting agencies or an institution that participates in Florida's SCNS at the time the credits were earned may petition the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for a re-evaluation of the credits earned at such institutions. In order to be eligible to submit a petition, an applicant must have earned a minimum of 20 credits at UWF with a cumulative UWF Grade Point Average (“GPA”) of at least 2.0.
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UWF reserves the right to evaluate specific courses and deny undergraduate transfer credit.
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Courses that are remedial (i.e., pre-college), technical, occupational, or vocational in nature will not be accepted for transfer credit.
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Transfer credit will not be awarded for tests taken for the purpose of earning a GED credential.
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Service school courses will be evaluated with reference to the recommendations of the American Council of Education and Florida Department of Education guidance on postsecondary credit for military courses and occupations when official credentials have been presented.
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A maximum of 60 semester hours of nontraditional credit (e.g., military service credits, AP, IB, AICE, DANTES, CLEP, etc.) can be applied to the student's record. No more than 45 credits of any one type of credit can be applied, with the exception of credit from military service schools for which a maximum of 60 semesters may be accepted. No more than 20 semester hours may be used for upper-division credit. For those credits awarded by examination, official score reports from the testing agencies may be required.
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An applicant’s grade point average for the purpose of admission is computed based on grades earned in courses that are acceptable for transfer credit. For the purposes of the GPA computation, incomplete grades (“I”) will be computed as failures (“F”).
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Grades earned in transferred courses are not computed in the student’s UWF GPA except for the purposes of admission to specialized admissions programs, awarding of honors at graduation, and class ranking of baccalaureate students.
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UWF has made agreements with institutions and agencies which address the transfer of credits. UWF will make additional agreements with institutions or agencies which address the transfer of credits. The provisions of the existing and future agreements which address the transfer of credits are, and shall be, exempt from the requirements of this policy and UWF Regulation 3.033 to the extent that such provisions are, or shall be, contrary to the provisions of this regulation.
Transfer of Credit for Matriculated Students
UWF degree-seeking students completing coursework at other institutions should complete and submit the Transient Student Form. Completion requires that the student:
- Obtain permission from the major advisor prior to enrollment at another institution;
- Consult with the Director of First Year Advising if completing the UWF General Education requirements
- Obtain certification from the Office of the Registrar for residency and degree status for students taking courses at a Florida public college or university.
The determination of specific course requirements (Gordon Rule, General Education, etc.) will be made upon receipt of the official transcript. The major department will determine course equivalency for courses in the major.
UWF List of Approved Accrediting Agencies for Acceptance of Transfer Credit
Courses from institutions whose accrediting bodies are listed below will be eligible for transfer to UWF.
- Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) Western Association of Schools and College
- Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
Middle States Commission of Higher Education (MSCHE)
New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE)
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)
WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC)
Non-Traditional Credit
The University recognizes the following programs for which undergraduate students may receive academic credit. A combined total of 60 semester hours, of which not more than 20 semester hours may be upper-division credit, may be accepted for transfer. Credit toward major requirements must be approved by the student's major department. Categories and maximum acceptable limits are as follows:
Category | Credit |
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Advanced Placement Program (AP) | 45 sh |
Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) | 45 sh |
College Level Examination Program (CLEP) | 45 sh |
Correspondence/extended learning | 30 sh |
Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) | 45 sh |
Departmental proficiency examination | 45 sh |
International Baccalaureate program (IB) | 45 sh |
Military Service schools (Postsecondary Credit) | 60 sh |
Proficiency examination program | 45 sh |
UEXCEL (Excelsior) examinations | 45 sh |
USAFI/DANTES (DSST) credit | 45 sh |
Dual credit on CLEP is not allowed for similar examinations. For example, a student may earn credit on the CLEP general examination in English composition or on the subject matter examination in English composition, but not on both. Likewise, as student may earn credit for college algebra or on college algebra/trigonometry, but not both. In accordance with the articulation agreement and because CLEP credit is regarded in the same category as transfer credit, students who have earned CLEP credit in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the A.A. from a Florida public institution will be awarded credit on the basis of their presentation of the A.A. The University of West Florida will not evaluate individually the credits on which the A.A. degree is based. Transfer students who have completed a General Education program at a Florida public institution and whose transcript is so marked will be considered to have completed the General Education requirements at UWF. A second evaluation of CLEP credits will not be undertaken at this University. CLEP credits for transfer students other than those identified in the above sections will be awarded according to the guidelines stipulated by the Florida Administrative Code. Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for detailed information.
Massive Open Online Courses
- Undergraduate students who are admitted as degree-seeking students to the University of West Florida (UWF) and who have completed nontraditional online college level courses prior to initial enrollment as a degree-seeking student in undergraduate education at UWF may request that the University evaluate that work to determine if credit might be awarded. These courses may include, but are not limited to, massive open online courses (MOOCs)
- Award of credit for nontraditional online courses must meet the following conditions:
- University faculty have determined the online course content and learning outcomes to be comparable to a course offered at the institution;
- Nontraditional online courses meet the quality and accreditation standards intended for a transfer course;
- The subject area faculty have determined that the online course is relevant to the student’s intended program of study; and
- The coursework must have been completed prior to the student’s initial term of enrollment.
- Students wishing to have such online coursework evaluated for the purpose of receiving credit must comply with procedural guidelines established for this policy.
- If the online college coursework did not result in credit awarded by the institution offering the online course the student must provide the following information for evaluation by qualified faculty at UWF:
- Name and address of the institution/organization offering the online course;
- A syllabus for the course;
- Credentials of the faculty who taught the course;
- Course objectives and learning outcomes for the course; and
- Other information requested by an academic department’s subject area faculty in order to determine demonstrated mastery of course learning outcomes.
- The provision of these materials does not constitute the University’s acceptance of the online college coursework for academic credit. Any award of UWF academic credit for the coursework presented must be based on an independent verification by qualified UWF faculty of the knowledge and skills attained in the coursework. This is done through a mechanism such as a UWF proctored proficiency examination.
- If credit for the online coursework was awarded by another institution of higher education the student must submit an official transcript reflecting the award of credit. The transferability of that work will be determined with the same processes and criteria for other credit-bearing transferred courses.
- Students will be notified if the credit sought has been approved. If they wish to appeal the decision of the faculty they may do so by submitting an appeal to the college dean, per procedural guidelines established for this policy. Credit awarded for online coursework completed prior to the initial term of enrollment will not be noted on a UWF transcript until completion of the first semester of enrollment as a degree-seeking student. Students who do not enroll at the University of West Florida will not receive a UWF transcript.
Reference: UWF Policy AC-42.01, Credit for Nontraditional Courses, Including Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC), Prior to Initial Enrollment, as it may be amended
Correspondence Study
Students who anticipate taking correspondence courses or have completed correspondence courses previously should contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for guidance. It is the student's responsibility to have an official transcript forwarded to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for any completed coursework.
Credit by Proficiency
Degree-seeking Students
Transfer credit earned through credit by proficiency from another regionally accredited institution of higher education can be articulated to UWF credit pending approval from the UWF department chair that owns the course. A maximum of thirty (30) semester hours of credit by proficiency (all categories) can be applied to an undergraduate degree at UWF. Once a student is offered admission to UWF, the burden is on the student to request that their credit by proficiency be evaluated by the UWF department chair that owns the course. Upon the Office of Undergraduate Admissions receiving official approval from the department chair for credit by proficiency and the UWF course equivalent, the course credit will be applied to the students’ degree plan.
Non-degree-seeking Students
Transfer credit earned through credit by proficiency from another regionally accredited institution of higher education will only be considered for evaluation for Non-Degree students if the course has the potential to articulate as a prerequisite course required for registration into the course of which the Non-
Degree student wishes to enroll. The approval process for credit by proficiency for Non-Degree students is the same for Degree-Seeking students and must be approved by the UWF department chair who oversees the course. Once a student is cleared as a UWF Non-Degree student, the burden is on the student to request credit by proficiency be evaluated by the department chair.
References: BOG 6.006, Acceleration Mechanisms, as it may be amended and UWF Policy AC-41.01, Credit by Proficiency, as it may be amended
Advance Placement Program (AP)
AP Exam | AP Exam Score of 3 | AP Exam Score of 4 | AP Exam Score of 5 |
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2-D Art and Design 1 | ART 2201C (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
3-D Art and Design 2 | ART 2203C (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Art History | ARH 1000 core (min. 3 credits) |
ARH 2050 and ARH 2051 (min. 6 credits) |
Same as 4 |
Art History Effective for exams taken after 5/16/2018 | ARH 1000 core (min. 3 credits) | ARH 1000 core and ARH 2050 or ARH 2051 (min. 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Biology | BSC 1005 BSC 1005L core (min. 4 credits) | BSC 2010 BSC 2010L core (min. 4 credits) | BSC 2010 BSC 2010L core and BSC 2011 BSC 2011L (min. 8 credits) |
Calculus AB | MAC 2311 core (min. 4 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Calculus BC | MAC 2311 core (min. 4 credits) | MAC 2311 core and MAC 2312 (min. 8 credits) | Same as 4 |
Capstone Research | *IDS 1XX1 (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Capstone Seminar | *IDS 1350 (min of 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Chemistry | CHM 1020 CHM 1020L core (min 4 credits) | CHM 2045 CHM 2045L core (min 4 credits) | CHM 2045 CHM 2045L core and CHM 2046 CHM 2046L (min 8 credits) |
Chinese Language and Culture | CHI 2200 (min 3 credits) | CHI 2200 and CHI 2XX1 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Computer Science A | *CGS 1075 (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Computer Science AB | *CGS 1076 (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Computer Science Principles | COP 1000 (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Drawing 3 | ART 1300C (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Economics: Macro | ECO 2013 core (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Economics: Micro | ECO 2023 (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
English Language and Composition 4 | ENC 1101 core (min 3 credits) | ENC 1101 core and ENC 1102 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
English Literature and Composition 4 | ENC 1101 core or LIT 2000 (min 3 credits) | ENC 1101 core and either ENC 1102 or LIT 2000 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Environmental Science | EVR 2001 core (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
European History | *,**EUH 1009 (min 3 credits) | EUH 1000 and EUH 1001 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
French Language and Culture | FRE 2200 (min 3 credits) | FRE 2200 and FRE 2210 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
French Literature | *FRW2XX1 (min 3 credits) | *FRW 2XX1 and *FRW 2XX2 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
German Language and Culture | GER 2240 (min 3 credits) | GER 2240 and GER 2241 (min 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Government and Politics: Comparative | CPO 2002 (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Government and Politics: United States | POS 2041 core (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Human Geography | *,**GEO 1400 (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Italian Language and Culture | *XFER 2XX1 (min. 3 credits) | *XFER 2XX1 and *XFER 2XX2 (min. 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Japanese Language and Culture | JPN 2200 (min. 3 credits) | JPN 2200 and JPN 2201 (min. 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Latin: Latin Literature | *XFER 1700 | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Latin: Vergil | *XFER 1321 | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Latin | *XFER 1700 or *XFER 1321 | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Music Theory | *MUT 1001 if composite score is 3 or higher. MUT 1111 and *MUT 1241 if both aural and non-aural subscores are 3 or higher. (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Physics 1 | PHY 2053 PHY 2053L core (min 4 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Physics 2 | PHY 2054 PHY 2054L (min 4 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Physics B | PHY 2053 PHY 2053L core (min. 4 credits) | PHY 2053 PHY 2053L core and PHY 2054 2054L (min. 8 credits) | Same as 4 |
Physics C: Electricity / Magnetism | PHY 2054 PHY 2054L (min. 4 credits) | PHY 2049 PHY 2049L (min. 4 credits) | Same as 4 |
Physics C: Mechanics | PHY 2053 PHY 2053L core (min. 4 credits) | PHY 2048 PHY 2048L core (min. 4 credits) | Same as 4 |
Psychology | PSY 2012 core (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
Spanish Language and Culture | SPN 2200 (min. 3 credits) | SPN 2200 and SPN 2210 (min. 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Spanish Literature | *SPW 1XX1 (min. 3 credits) | *SPW 1XX1 and *SPW 1XX2 (min. 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
Statistics | STA 2023 core (min 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
United States History | *,**AMH 1000 (min. 3 credits) | AMH 2010 and AMH 2020 core (min. 6 credits) | Same as 4 |
World History | *,**WOH 1022 (min. 3 credits) | Same as 3 | Same as 3 |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF.
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General Education elective credit.
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Previously Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio
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Previously Studio Art: 3-D Design Portfolio
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Previously Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio
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Award min. 3 credits if ENC X101 already satisfied.
Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE)
Exam | Passing Score of "A", "B", "C", "D", "E" (grades are not based on the American "A" - "F" grading scale) |
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Accounting (AS-Level) | *ACG 2001 (min. 3 credits) |
Accounting (A-Level) | *ACG 2001 and *ACG 2XX1 (min. 6 credits) |
Applied ICT –Information, Communication Technology (AS-Level) | CGS 2060 or *CGS 1100 (min. 3 credits) |
Applied ICT- Information, Communication Technology (A-Level) | Institutional discretion/elective credit (min 6 credits)CGS 2060 and *CGS 2XX1 |
Art and Design (AS-Level) | *ART 1XX1 (min. 3 credits) |
Art and Design (A-Level) | No number recommendation (min. 6 credits)*ART 1XX1 and *ART 1XX2 |
Biology (AS-Level) | BSC 1005 BSC 1005L core (min. 4 credits) |
Biology (A-Level) | BSC 2010 BSC 2010L core and additional credit at institution's discretion, based on optional topics studied *,**(BSC 2XX1) (min 7 credits) |
Business Studies (AS-Level) | GEB 1011 (min. 3 credits) |
Business Studies (A-Level) | GEB 1011 and *GEB 1XX1 (min. 6 credits) |
Chemistry (AS-Level) | CHM 1020 CHM 1020L core (min. 4 credits) |
Chemistry (A-Level) | "CHM 1020 CHM 1020L core and CHM 2045 CHM 2045L core (min 8 credits)" |
Classical Studies (AS-Level) | *CLA 1010 (min. 3 credits) |
Computer Science (AS-Level) | COP 1000 (min. 3 credits) |
Computer Science (A Level) | COP 1000 and COP 1220* (min, 6 credits) |
Computing (AS-Level) | *CGS 1073 (min. 3 credits) |
Computing (A-Level) | *CGS 1073 and *CGS 1074 (min. 6 credits) |
Design and Technology (AS-Level) | *ETI 1482C (min. 3 credits) |
Design and Technology (A-Level) | *ETI 1482 1482L and *ETI 1XX1 (min. 6 credits) |
Divinity (AS-Level) | *, **REL 1210 (min. 3 credits) |
Divinity (A-Level) | *, **REL 1210 and REL 1240 (min. 6 credits) |
Economics (AS-Level) | *,**ECO 1000 (min. 3 credits) |
Economics (A-Level) | ECO 2013 core and ECO 2023 (min. 6 credits) |
English (AS-Level) – English Language or Language & Literature in English | ENC 1101 core (min. 3 credits) |
English (A Level) 1 | ENC 1101 core and either ENC 1102 or LIT 2000 core (min 6 credits) |
English (AS-Level) – Literature in English 2 | ENC 1101 core or ENC 1102 (min. 3 credits) |
English (A-Level) – Literature in English 3 | ENC 1101 core and ENC 1102 or ENC 1102 and LIT 2000 (min. 6 credits) |
Environmental Management (AS-Level) 4 | EVR 2001 core (min. 3 credits) |
French Language (AS-Level) | FRE 2200 (min. 3 credits) |
French Literature (AS-Level) | *FRW 2XX1(min. 3 credits) |
French (A-Level) | FRE 2200 and FRE 2210 (min. 6 credits) |
Further Mathematics (A-Level) | MAC 2311 core and *, **MAC 2312 or STA 2023 core (min of 6 credits) |
English General Paper (Formally General Paper) | *IDS 1110 (min. 3 credits) |
Geography (AS-Level) | GEA 2000 (min. 3 credits) |
Geography (A-Level) | *GEO 1200 and *GEO 1400 (min. 6 credits) |
German Language (AS-Level) | GER 2240 (min. 3 credits) |
German (A-Level) | GER 2240 and GER 2241 (min. 6 credits) |
Global Perspectives 1 (AS-Level) | *ISS 1011 or *ISS 1013 (3 credits) |
Global Perspectives Pre-U Independent Research II (A-Level) | *ISS 1011 and *ISS 1012 (6 credits) |
History – The History of the USA, c. 1840-1968 | *,**AMH 1042 (3 credits) (Revised for 2015) |
History – Modern European History, 1789-1939 | *,**EUH 1031 or *,**EUH 1002 (3 credits) (Revised for 2015) |
History – International History, 1945-1991 | *,*HIS 1206 or ,**WOH 1040 (3 credits) (Revised for 2015) |
History, US History, c.1840-1941 (AS-Level) | *,**AMH 1029 (3 credits) |
History, US History, c.1840-1990 (A-Level) | *,**AMH 1029 and AMH 2020 core (6 credits) |
History, European History, c.1789-1917 (AS-Level) | *,**EUH 1031 (3 credits) |
History, European History, c.1789-1941 (A-Level) | *,**EUH 1031 and *,**EUH 1XX1 (6 credits) |
History, International Relations/History, c.1871-1945 (AS-Level) | *,**WOH 1040 (3 credits) |
History, International Relations/History, c.1871-1991 (A-Level) | *,**WOH 1040 and *,**WOH 1043 (6 credits) |
Latin (AS-Level) | At least one semester of language credit up to elementary II level *LAT 1XX1(min. 3 credits) |
Marine Science (AS-Level) | *,**OCE 1001 (min. 3 credits) |
Marine Science (A-Level) | *,**OCE 1001 and *,**OCB 1000 (min. 6 credits) |
Mathematics (AS-Level) | MAC 1147 (min 4 credits) |
Mathematics (A-Level) | MAC 2311 core and other Mathematics course *MAC 1XX1 (min 6 credits) |
Media Studies (AS- Level) | *DIG 1000 (min 3 credits) |
Media Studies (A-Level) | *DIG 1000 and *DIG 1001 (min 6 credits) |
Music (AS-Level) | *,**MUH 1001 (min. 3 credits) |
Music (A-Level) | *,**MUH 1001 and *,**MUH 1011 (min. 6 credits) |
Physics (AS-Level) | PHY 1020 PHY 1020L core (min. 3 credits) |
Physics (A-Level) | PHY 2053 PHY 2053L core and PHY 2054 PHY 2054L (min 8 credits) |
Psychology (AS-Level) | PSY 2012 core (min. 3 credits) |
Psychology (A-Level) | PSY 2012 core and other Psychology course *,**(PSY 2XX1) (min. 6 credits) |
Sociology (AS-Level) | SYG 2000 core (3 credits) |
Sociology (A-Level) | SYG 2000 core (min. 3 credits) |
Spanish Language (AS-Level) | SPN 2200 (min 3 credits) |
Spanish Literature (AS-Level) | *SPW 1XX1 (min. 3 credits) |
Spanish (A-Level) | SPN 2200 and SPN 2210 (min of 6 credits) |
Thinking Skills (AS-Level) | PHI 2103 (min. 3 credits) |
Thinking Skills (A-Level) | PHI 2103 and other Philosophy course *,**(PHI 2XX1) (min. 6 credits) |
Travel and Tourism (AS-Level) | HFT 2000 (min. 3 credits) |
Travel and Tourism (A-Level) | HFT 2000 and other Hospitality Management related credit *HFT 2XX1 (min. 6 credits) |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF.
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General Education elective credit.
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If credit already awarded for ENC X101 or ENC X102, may award ENC X121 and ENC X122.
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Award credit for ENC X102 if the student has credit for X101.
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Award credit for ENC X102/LIT X006 if student has credit for ENC X101.
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Only offered at AS-level.
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
Exam | Scale Score of 50 for Passing |
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Accounting, Principles of | ACG 2001 (min. 3 credits) |
Algebra, College | MAC 1105 core (min. 3 credits) |
Algebra-Trigonometry, College | MAC 1147 (min. 4 credits) |
American Government | POS 2041 core (min. 3 credits) |
American Literature | AML 1000 (min. 3 credits) |
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature | No direct equivalent. Recommend American or English Literature exams instead. |
Biology, General | BSC 1005 core (min. 3 credits) |
Business Law, Introduction to | BUL 2241 (min. 3 credits) |
Calculus | MAC 2233 (min. 3 credits) |
Chemistry, General | CHM 1020 core (min. 3 credits) |
College Composition | ENC 1101 core and ENC 1102 (min. 6 credits) |
College Composition Modular | ENC 1101 core and ENC 1102 (min. 6 credits) |
Educational Psychology, Introduction to | EDP 1002 (min. 3 credits) |
English Composition with Essay 1 | ENC 1101 core (min. 3 credits) |
English Literature | ENL 1000 (min. 3 credits) |
Financial Accounting | ACG 2001 (min. 3 credits) |
French Language 2 | FRE 1120C (min. 3 credits) |
Freshman Composition | No direct equivalent. Recommend English Composition with Essay instead. |
German Language 3 | GER 1120C (min. 3 credits) |
History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877 | AMH 2010 (min. 3 credits) |
History of the United States II: 1865 to Present | AMH 2020 core (min. 3 credits) |
Human Growth and Development | DEP 2004 (min. 3 credits) |
Humanities | HUM 2235 or HUM 2250 (min. 3 credits) |
Information Systems and Computer Applications | CGS 2060 (min. 3 credits) |
Macroeconomics, Principles of | ECO 2013 core (min. 3 credits) |
Management, Principles of | MAN 1021 (min. 3 credits) |
Marketing, Principles of | MAR 1011 (min. 3 credits) |
Mathematics, College | MGF 1106 core or MGF 1107 core (min. 3 credits) |
Microeconomics, Principles of | ECO 2023 (min. 3 credits) |
Natural Science | No direct equivalent. Recommend specific subject exams instead. |
Precalculus | MAC 1140 (min. 3 credits) |
Psychology, Introductory | PSY 2012 core (min. 3 credits) |
Social Science and History | No direct equivalent. Recommend specific subject exams instead. |
Sociology, Introductory | SYG 2000 core (min. 3 credits) |
Spanish Language 4 | SPN1120C (min. 3 credits) |
Spanish with Writing: Level 1 | SPN 1120C Spanish I (min. 3 credits) |
Spanish with Writing : Level 2 | SPN 1120C Spanish I and SPN 1121C Spanish II (min. 6 credits) |
Trigonometry | MAC 1114 (min. 2 credits) |
Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 | EUH 1000 (min. 3 credits) |
Western Civilization II: 1648 to Present | EUH 1001 (min. 3 credits) |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF.
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General Education elective credit.
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Replaced by College Composition.
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On Level 2 French Language exam-score of 59 earns a minimum of two semesters of Elementary Language I and II (min. 6 credits). No literature credit. College Board recommended score change from 62 to 59 December 2007.
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On Level 2 German Language exam-score of 60 earns a minimum of two semesters of Elementary Language I and II (min. 6 credits). No literature credit. College Board recommended score change from 63- to 60 by August, 2008.
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On Level 2 Spanish Language exam-score of 63 earns a minimum of two semesters of Elementary Language I and II (min. 6 credits). No Literature credit. College Board recommended score changes from 66 to 63 in spring, 2007.
Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT)
Exam | Passing Score 3-3+ | Passing Score 4-5 |
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Albanian | ALB 1XX1* and ALB 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | ALB 1XX1*, ALB 1XX2* and ALB 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Arabic (Algerian) | ARA 1120C and ARA 1121C (min. 6 credits) | ARA 1120C, ARA 1121C and ARA 2200C (min. 9credits) |
Arabic (MSA) | ARA 1120C and ARA 1121C (min. 6 credits) | ARA 1120C, ARA 1121C and ARA2200C (min. 9 credits) |
Arabic (Saudi) | ARA 1120C and ARA 1121C (min. 6 credits) | ARA 1120C, ARA 1121C and ARA 2200C (min. 9 credits) |
Arabic (Sudanese) | ARA 1120C and ARA 1121C (min. 6 credits) | ARA 1120C, ARA 1121C and ARA 2200C (min. 9 credits) |
Arabic (Yemeni) | ARA 1120C and ARA 1121C (min. 6 credits) | ARA 1120C, ARA 1121C and ARA 2200C (min. 9 credits) |
Azerbaijani | AZE 1XX1* and AZE 1XX2 (min. 6 credits) | AZE 1XX1*, AZE 1XX2 and AZE 2XX1 (min. 9 credits) |
Cantonese | CAN 1XX1* and CAN 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | CAN 1XX1*, CAN 1XX2 and CAN 2XX1 (min. 9 credits) |
Cebuano | CEB 1XX1* and CEB 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | CEB 1XX1*, CEB 1XX2 and CEB 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Chavacano | CHA 1XX1* and CHA 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | CHA 1XX1*, CHA 1XX2* and CHA 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Chinese Mandarin | CHI 1100 and CHI 1101 (min. 6 credits) | CHI 1100, CHI 1101 and CHI2200 (min. 9 credits) |
Dari-Afghan | DA 1XX1* and DA 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | DA 1XX1*, DA 1XX2* and DA 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
French | FRE 1120C and FRE 1121C (min. 6 credits) | FRE 1120C and FRE 1121C and FRE 2200 (min. 9 credits) |
German | GER 1120C and GER 1121C (min. 6 credits) | GER 1120C, GER 1121C, and GER 2240 (min. 9 credits) |
Greek | GRE 1XX1* and GRE 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | GRE 1XX1*, GRE 1XX2* and GRE 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Haitian Creole | HC 1XX1* and HC 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | HC 1XX1*, HC 1XX2* and HC 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Hebrew | HEB 1XX1* and HEB 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | HEB 1XX1*, HEB 1XX2* and HEB 1XX3* (min. 9 credits) |
Hindi | HIN 1XX1* and HIN 1XX2*(min. 6 credits) | HIN 1XX1*, HIN 1XX2* and HIN 2XX1*(min. 9 credits) |
Indonesian | JN 1XX1* and JN 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | JN 1XX1*, JN 1XX2* and JN 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Japanese | JPN 1120C and JPN 1121C (min. 6 credits) | JPN 1120C, JPN 1121C and JPN 2200 (min. 9 credits) |
Korean | KP 1XX1* and KP 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | KP 1XX1*, KP 1XX2* and KP 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Kurdish (Sorani) | KUR 1XX1* and KUR 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | KUR 1XX1*, KUR 1XX2* and KUR 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Norwegian | NOR 1XX1* and NOR 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | NOR 1XX1*, NOR 1XX2* and NOR 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Pashto-Afghan | PV 1XX1* and PV 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | PV 1XX1*, PV 1XX2* and PV 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Persian (Farsi/Urdu) | PF 1XX1* and PF 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | PF 1XX1*, PF 1XX2* and PF 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Portuguese | POR 1XX1* and POR 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | POR 1XX1*, POR 1XX2*, and POR 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Punjabi | PUN 1XX1* and PUN 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | PUN 1XX1*, PUN 1XX2* and PUN 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Russian | RU 1XX1* and RU 2XX1* (min. 6 credits) | RU 1XX1*, RU 1XX2*and RU 2XX1 (min. 9 credits) |
Serbian/Croatian | SC 1XX1* and SC 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | SC 1XX1*, SC 1XX2 and SC 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Somali | SOM 1XX1* and SOM 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | SOM 1XX1*, SOM 1XX2* and SOM 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Spanish | SPN 1120C and SPN 1121C (min. 6 credits) | SPN 1120C, SPN 1121C and SPN 2200 (min. 9 credits) |
Swahili | SWA 1XX1* and SWA 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | SWA 1XX1*, SWA 1XX2 and SWA 2XX1*(min. 9 credits) |
Tagalog | TA 1XX1* and TA 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | TA 1XX1*, TA 1XX2* and TA 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Tausug | TAU 1XX1* and TAU 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | TAU 1XX1*, TAU 1XX2* and TAU 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Turkish | TUR 1XX1* and TUR 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | TUR 1XX1*, TUR 1XX2* and TUR 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Urdu | UR 1XX1* and UR 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | UR 1XX1*, UR 1XX2* and UR 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Uzbek | UZB 1XX1* and UZB 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | UZB 1XX1*, UZB 1XX2* and UZB 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Yoruba | YOR 1XX1* and YOR 1XX2 * (min. 6 credits) | YOR 1XX1*, YOR 1XX2* and YOR 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
Vietnamese | VIE 1XX1* and VIE 1XX2* (min. 6 credits) | VIE 1XX1*, VIE 1XX2, and VIE 2XX1* (min. 9 credits) |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF.
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General Education elective credit.
ADDENDUM - 8/18/2023
International Baccalaureate Program (IB)
Exam | IB Score of 4 Minimum 3 credits per exam | IB Score of 5-7 Minimum 6 credits per exam. If courses listed do not equal 6 credits, institutions must give elective credit or assign own numbers |
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Math Analysis and Approaches (SL) | MAC 1105 core | MAC 1105 core and MAC 1140 |
Math Analysis and Approaches (HL) | MAC 1105 core | MAC 1105 core and MAC 2311 core or MAC 1140 or MAC 1147 |
Math Applications and Interpretations (SL) | MAC 1105 core | MAC 1105 core and MAC 1140 |
Math Applications and Interpretations (HL) | MAC 1140 | MAC 1140 and MAC 1147 or STA 2023 core |
Biology | BSC 1005 BSC 1005L core | BSC 1005 BSC 1005L core and BSC 2010 BSC 2010L core |
Biology (SL) 1 | BSC1005C core or BSC1005/1005L core | Same as 4 |
Biology (HL) 1 | BSC1005C core or BSC1005/1005L core | BSC 1005c core and BSC 2010C core or BSC 1005/BSC 1005/L core and BSC2010/2010L core |
Business and Management | GEB 1011 | GEB 1011 and *MAN1XX1 |
Chemistry | CHM 1020 CHM 1020L core | CHM 1020 CHM 1020L core and CHM 2045 CHM 2045L core |
Computer Science | CGS 1100 (3 credits) | COP 1000 and *CGS 1100 (6 credits) |
Design Technology | *ETI 1410 (3 credits) | *ETI 1410 and *ETI 1XX1 |
Economics | *,**ECO 1000 | ECO 2013 core and ECO 2023 |
Ecosystems and Societies | *EVR 1017 or *EVR 1018 | *EVR 1017 or *EVR 1018 and *EVR 1XX1 |
English A1 2 | ENC 1101 core | ENC 1101 core and ENC 1102 or LIT 2000 |
English Language A: Language and Literature | ENC 1101 core (min 3 credits) | ENC 1101 core and ENC 1102 (min 6 credits) |
English Language A: Literature | *,**ENC 1141 or LIT 2000 core (3 credits) | *,**ENC 1141 and LIT 2000 core (6 credits) |
Environmental Systems and Societies (SL) | EVR X001 or EVR X002 | Same as 4 |
Film Studies | *FIL 1000 | *FIL 1000 and *FIL 1002 |
French: Language B | FRE 1121C | FRE 1121C and FRE 2200 |
Further Mathematics (Advanced Mathematics) | MHF 3202 | MHF 3202 and MHF 1209 |
Geography | GEA 2000 | *,**GEO 1200 and *,**GEO 1400 |
German: Language B | GER 1121C | GER 1121C and GER 2240 (min 6 credits) |
Global Politics (SL) | INR X002 | Same as 4 |
Global Politics (HL) | INR X002 | INR X002 and additional Politics/Government course (min 6 credits) |
History | *,**WOH 1030 | *,**WOH 1030 and *,**HIS 1XX1 |
History (SL) 3 | *, ** WOH 1030 | Same as 4 |
History (HL): History of Africa and the Middle East 3 | WOH 1030 | WOH 1030 and WOH 1031 |
History (HL): History of the Americas 3 | *, **WOH 1030 | *, **WOH 1030 and AMH 2010 or AMH 2020 core |
History (HL): History of Asia and Oceania 3 | *, **WOH 1030 | *, **WOH 1030 and WOH 1031 |
History (HL): History of Europe 3 | *, **WOH 1030 | *,** WOH 1030 and *, ** WOH 1031 |
Information and Technology for a Global Society | *CGS 1XX1 | *CGS 1XX1 and *CGS 1XX2(min. 6 credits) |
Islamic History | *HIS 1XX1 (min. 3 credits) | *,**HIS 1XX1 and *,**HIS 1XX2 (min. 6 credits) |
Italian: Language B | *XFER 2XX1(min 3 credits) | *XFER 2XX1 and *XFER 2XX2 (min 6 credits) |
Latin | *LAT 1130 or *LAT 1XX1 | *LAT 1130 and *LAT 1XX1 or *LNW 1XX1 |
Literature and Performance (SL) | THE 2300 | Same as 4 |
Marine Science | BSC 2311 BSC 2311L (min of 3 credits) | BSC 2311BSC 2311L and *,**OCB 1000 OCB 1000L (min 6 credits) |
Math Methods | MAC 1105 core | MAC 1105 core and MAC 1140 or MAC 1140 and MAC 2233 |
Mathematical Studies | MAT 1033 | MAT 1033 and MGF 1106 core |
Mathematical Studies (SL)3 | MAC 1105 core | Same as 4 |
Mathematics 4 | MAC 1147 | MAC 1147 and MAC 2233 or MAC 2233 and MAC 2311 core |
Music | MUL 2010 (3 credits) | MUL 2010 and *,**MUL 2XX1 (6 credits) |
Philosophy | PHI 2010 core (min. 3 credits) | PHI 2010 core and 8*,**PHI 2XX1 (min 6 credits) |
Physics | PHY 1020 PHY 1020L core | PHY 2053 PHY 2053L and PHY 2054 PHY 2054L |
Physics (SL) 1 | PHY 1020C core or PHY 1020/1020L core | Same as 4 |
Physics (HL) 1 | PHY 1020C core or PHY 1020/1020L core | PHY 1020C core or PHY 1020/1020L core and PHY 2053C core or PHY 2053/2053L or PHY 2053C core or PHY 2053/2053L core and PHY 2054C core or PHY 2054/2054L core |
Psychology | PSY 2012 core | PSY 2012 core and *,** PSY 2XX1 |
Social and Cultural Anthropology | *,**ANT 1410 | *,**ANT 1410 and *,**ANT 1XX1 |
Spanish: Language B | SPN 1121C (min 3 credits) | SPN 1121C and SPN 2200 (min 6 credits) |
Theatre Arts | THE 2000 core or *, **THE 1020 | THE 2000 core and *,**THE 1020 and one semester (min. 3 credits) in theater history, performance, stagecraft, theory or literature depending on student's strengths |
Theatre (SL) 3 | THE 2000 core or *, **THE 1020 | Same as 4 |
Theater (HL) 3 | THE 2000 core ro *, **THE 1020 | THE 2000 or THE 1020 an one semester (min. 3 credits) credit in THE, TPA or TPP depending on student's strenghts |
Visual Arts | *,**ART 1012 or *,**ART 1014 (3 credits) | *,**ART 1012 or ART *,**1014 and *,**ART 1XX1 |
World Religions (SL) | REL 2300 (min. 3 credits) | Same as 4 |
Further Math 1 | MHF X191 or MHF 3202 | MHF X191 and MHF 3202 or MHF X209 |
Environmental Systems | ISC X050 (3 credits) | ISC X050 and other Interdisciplinary Science or Environmental Science course determined by institution |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF
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General Education elective credit
- 1
Effective 9/23/2020
- 2
English A1 is no longer offered, replaced by English Language A: Language and Literature & English Language A: Literature.
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Effective for exams taken after 5/16/2018
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MAC X147 can substitute for MAC X140 and MAC X114
UEXCEL (Excelsior) Examinations
Exam | Suggested Course Number (3 credits per exam unless otherwise noted) | Passing Score |
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Abnormal Psychology | *CLP 1140 | C |
Anatomy and Physiology | BSC X084 or BSC X092 | C |
Calculus | MAC 2311 core (4 credits) | C |
College Writing | ENC 1101 core | C |
Contemporary Mathematics | MGF 1106 core | C |
Earth Science | ESC 2000 core of *, **GLY 1000 | C |
Earth Science 1 | ESC 2000 core | C |
English Composition | ENC 1101 core or ENC 1102 | C |
Ethics: Theory and Practice | *,**PHI 1630 | C |
Foundations of Gerontology | *GEY 1000 | C |
General Chemistry (lecture only) | CHM X020 | C |
Human Resource Management | *MAN 1300 | C |
Introduction to Computer Programming using Java | COP X250 | C |
Introduction to Macroeconomics | ECO 2013 core | C |
Introduction to Music | *, **MUH 1011 | C |
Introduction to Music 2 | MUL 2010 core | C |
Introduction to Philosophy | PHI 2010 core | C |
Introduction to Sociology | SYG X000 | C |
Juvenile Delinquency | *CCJ 1500 | C |
Labor Relations | *MAN 1400 | C |
Life Span Developmental Psychology | **DEP 2004 | C |
Managerial Accounting | ACG 2071 | C |
Microbiology | **MCB 1000 (lecture only) | C |
Physics (Lecture only) | PHY X000 | C |
Political Science | POS X001 | C |
Precalculus Algebra | MAC 1105 core | C |
Principles of Marketing | **MAR 1011 | C |
Psychology of Adulthood and Aging | *DEP 1401 or *DEP 1402 | C |
Spanish Language | SPN 1120C (min of 4 credits) | C |
Statistics | STA 2023 | C |
Weather and Climate | *, **MET 1010 | C |
Workplace Communication with Computers | *OST 1335 | C |
World Conflicts since 1900 | *, **WOH 1040 | C |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF.
- **
General Education elective credit.
- 1
Effective for exams taken after 5/16/2018.
- 2
Effective for exams taken after 5/22/2019.
DSST Examination Program (DANTES Subject Standardized Tests)
Exam | Suggest Course Number (3 credits per exam) | Passing Score | Passing Score 2008 Revised Exams |
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A History of the Vietnam War | *,**AMH 1059 | 44 | 400 |
Art of the Western World | ARH 1000 core | 48 | 400 |
Astronomy | AST 1002 core | 48 | 400 |
Business Ethics and Society | *GEB 1441 | 400 | 400 |
Business Law II 1 | *BUL 1242 | 44 | |
Business Mathematics | *QMB 1001 | 48 | 400 |
Computing and Information Technology | CGS 2060 | 45 | 400 |
Criminal Justice | *CCJ 1000 or *CCJ 1020 | 49 | 400 |
Drug and Alcohol Abuse 2 | No course or credit recommendation | 49 | |
Environment and Humanity | *EVR 1017 or *ISC 1003 or *ISC 1143 or *ISC 1147 | 46 | 400 |
Environmental Science (Formerly Environment and Humanity) 3 | EVR 1002 or ISC 1003 | 400 | N/A |
Ethics in America | *,**PHI 1630 | 46 | 400 |
Foundations of Education | *EDF 1002 | 46 | |
Fundamentals of College Algebra | MAT 1033 | 47 | 400 |
Fundamentals of College Algebra 3 | MAC 1105 core | 400 | |
Fundamentals of Counseling | *PCO 1202 | 45 | |
Fundamentals of Cyber Security | *CIS 1350 or *CIS 1354 | 400 | |
General Anthropology | ANT 2000 core | 47 | |
Here’s to Your Health | HSC 2100 | 48 | 400 |
History of the Soviet Union | *,**EUH 1066 | 45 | |
Human Resources Management | *MAN 1300 | 46 | 400 |
Human/Cultural Geography | *,**GEO 1400 | 48 | |
Introduction to Business | GEB 1011 | 46 | 400 |
Introduction to Law Enforcement | *CCJ 1100 or *CJE 1000 | 45 | 400 |
Introduction to the Modern Middle East 1 | *ASH 1044 | 47 | |
Introduction to World Religions | REL 1300 | 48 | 400 |
Lifespan Developmental Psychology | DEP 2004 | 46 | 400 |
Math for Liberal Arts | MGF 1106 core | 400 | |
Management Information Systems | *ISM 1000 or *ISM 1004 | 46 | 400 |
Money and Banking | *XFER 1501 | 48 | |
Organizational Behavior | *INP 1002 | 48 | 400 |
Personal Finance | *FIN 1100 | 46 | 46 |
Physical Geology 1 | GLY 2010 | 46 | |
Principles of Finance | *FIN 1000 | 46 | 400 |
Principles of Financial Accounting 1 | *ACG 1001 | 47 | |
Principles of Physical Science I | *,**XFER 1121 or *,**XFER 1341 | 47 | 400 |
Principles of Public Speaking | *,**SPC 1600 | 47 | 400 |
Principles of Statistics | STA 2023 core | 48 | 400 |
Principles of Supervision | *MAN 1124 | 46 | 400 |
Substance Abuse | *HSC 1140 or *HSC 1150 | 49 | 400 |
Technical Writing | *ENC 1210 | 46 | 400 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | *,**AMH 1056 | 47 | 400 |
Western Europe Since 1945 1 | No course or credit recommendation | 45 | |
Principals of Advanced English | ENC X101 | 400 |
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General transfer credit, course not offered at UWF.
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General Education elective credit.
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Discontinued 12/31/2014.
- 2
2008: See Substance Abuse.
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Effective for exams taken after 5/16/2018.
Military Service Schools
ACE Course ID | ACE Title | Score | Course(s) Awarded |
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AR-0419-0061 | Transportation Management Coordinator | 70 | MAN X593, TRA X010 and TRA X154 |
AR-0702-0023 | Medical Laboratory Specialist | 75 | MLS X001, MLS X002, MEA X256 and MLS X003 |
AR-0702-0030 | Structured Self Developments (SSD-1) | 70 | MAN X345 |
AR-0702-0032 | Structured Self Development (SSD) IV | 70 | INP X313 or LDR X010 or MSL X301 |
AR-0702-0037 | Structured Self Development (SSD-11) | 70 | MAN X022 |
AR-0703-0036 | Practical Nurse | 76 | SLS X261 or LDR X010 and NUR X000, NUR X421, NUR X274, NUR X634 and NUR X635 |
AR-0703-0037 | Practical Nurse | 76 | BSC X085, HUN X010, NUR X110 and NUR X052 |
AR-0709-0065 | Combat Medic Specialist | 70 | EMS X602/X602L and EMS X055 or EMS X158 and NUR X000, NUR X020, NUR X025, DSC X033 or NUR X296, EMS X682, EMS X059/X059L or EMS X614/X614L |
AR-0801-0036 | Special Operations Combat Medic (SOCM) | 75 | EMS X522 or NUR X145 and EMS X346 or EMS X623 and EMS X158, EMS X551, EMS X682 and BSC X085/X085L or BSCX086/X086L and NUR X039 or NUR X060 or NUR X067 |
AR-1404-0006 | Signal Officer Basic | N/A | MAN X020 |
AR-1405-0238 | Automated Logistical Specialist | 80 | MAN X500 and MAN X505 or MAN X507 |
AR-1406-0103 | Army Recruiter | 80 | MAN X361 |
AR-1406-0252 | Human Resources Specialist | 70 | MAN X202 or MAN X300 or MAN X304 and MAN X202 or MAN X322 and OST X401 or OST X854 |
AR-1715-0672 | Microwave Systems Operator-Maintainer | N/A | ETE X434 and AMT X262 |
AR-1723-0005 | Machinist | N/A | EET X180 |
AR-1729-0041 | Culinary Specialist | 80 | FSS X050 or FSS X246 |
AR-2201-0552 | Infantryman | 70 | FFP X109 and ETP X104 or HSC X400 |
AR-2201-0578 | Indirect Fire Infantryman | 70 | ETI X700 or ETI X710 or FFP X109 and HSC X231 or NSP X667 and HSC X400 or ETP X104 |
DD-1512-0003 | Equal Opportunity Advisor (EOAC) | 70 | MAN X113, MAN X342 and MAN X611 |
MC-0501-0004 | Corporals | 80 | LDR X010 |
MC-1402-0095 | Administrative Specialist | 85 | GEB X214 or OST X336 |
MC-1405-0031 | Basic Manpower Officer (BMOC) | 80 | GEB X210 or GEB X214 and MAN X202 |
MC-2204-0103 | 5-13 Sergeants | 80 | LDR X001 and MAN X300 |
NV-1606-0077 | Operations Specialist 'A' School | 75 | ATT X821 |
NV-1606-0102 | Army Engineer Diver (Army Second Class Diver) | N/A | EOC X660 and PEQ X130 |
NV-1704-0326 | Aviation Support Equipment Technician Class A1 | 70 | EET X180, EET X515 and ETI X451 or ETP X231 and ETP X040 or ETP X240 |
NV-1715-1736 | Nuclear Field 'A' School (Electronics Technician) | 63 | EEE X351 and EEL X111/X111L |
NV-1723-0015 | Machine Tool Operator | 70 | PMT 0213 |
NV-1723-0030 | Machinery Repairman Strand | 70 | PMT 0213, EEL X650 and EET X070 or EET X084 and EET X140 |
NV-1715-1816 | Avionics Electronics Technician (Intermediate Level) AT (I) Class A1 | 70 | EET X084 and EEE X550 or EET X336 and EET X140 |
NV-1715-2134 | Electronics Technician (ET) 'A' | 75 | AMT X231 and EET X180 and EEE X550 or EET X336 |
NV-1715-2136 | Basic Engineering Common Core (BECC) | N/A | ETI X501 |
NV-1715-2386 | Fire Controlman Combines 'A' School (Block O) | 75 | ETE X434 and EET X180 and EEE X550 or EET X336 and EET X101 |
NER-CS-001 | Culinary Specialist | Rank CS3 | FSS X206 |
NER-CS-001 | Culinary Specialist | Rank CS2 | HFT X231 and FSS X206 and FSS X940-X949 Comments (No course in SCNS and 3 LL credits in Food Service Internship)) |
NER-CS-001 | Culinary Specialist | Rank CS1 | HFT X212, HFT X231, HFT X314, HFT X814, HFT X850 and HFT X940-X949 Comments (No Course in SCNS nd 3 LL credits in Food Service Internship) |
NER-CS-001 | Culinary Specialist | Rank CSC | FSS X206 and FSS X312 or FSS X312 and HFT X212, HFT X214, HFT X806 and FSS X940-X949 Comments (3 LL credits in Food Service Internship) HFT X940-X949 ( 3 UL credits in Hospitality Management |
NER-CS-001 | Culinary Specialist | Rank CSCM | FSS X206 and FSS X231 or FSS X312 and FSS X120 or HFT X251, HFT X212, HFT X214, HFT X850 and FSS X940-X949 Comments (3 LL credits in Food Service Internship HFT X940-X949 Comments (3 UL credits in Hospitality Management) |