<p>I am trying to find out which AP tests U of I offers credits for, at what scores, and how many credits. I looked on the collegeboard website but it is a bad link, and I can't find anything at the U of I website. Does anyone know where I could find this info?</p>
<p>This was last year:</p>
<p>Summary of Advanced Placement (AP) Credit Opportunities for Fall 2005 Incoming Students
Subject Score UIUC Courses (credit hours)
Art History 5, 4 Art 111 & 112 (8 hours)
Biology 5, 4 Integrative Biology 150 (4 hours) and Molecular & Cellular Biology 150 (4 hours)
3 Integrative Biology 100 (3 hours)
Calculus AB 5, 4 Math 220 (5 hours) and placement in Math 230
Calculus BC 5, 4 Math 220 & Math 230 (8 hours) and placement in Math 242
3 with AB subscore of 4 or 5 Math 220 (5 hours) and placement in Math 230
Chemistry 5, 4 Chemistry 102 & 104 (lecture only, 6 hours) and placement in Chemistry 202 and 203
3 Chemistry 102 (lecture only, 3 hours) and placement in Chemistry 104
Computer Science A 5, 4 Computer Science 101 (3 hours)<br>
3 Computer Science 105 (3 hours)
Computer Science AB 5, 4 Computer Science 125 (4 hours)
3 Computer Science 105 (3 hours)
Economics (macro) 5, 4 Economics 103 (3 hours)
Economics (micro) 5, 4 Economics 102 (3 hours)
English Language & Composition 5, 4 Rhetoric 105 (4 hours) and exemption from Composition I requirement
English Literature & Composition 5, 4 English 103 & Rhetoric 105 (7 hours) and exemption from Composition I requirement
Environmental Science 5, 4 Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences 102 (3 hours)
French Language 5, 4 French 103, 104, 205 & 207 (13 hours)
3 French 103, 104 & 205 (10 hours)
French Literature 5, 4 French 207 & 210 (6 hours)
3 French 210 (3 hours)
German 5, 4 German 103, 104 & 211 (11 hours)
3 German 103 & 104 (8 hours)
Government & Politics-Comparative 5, 4 Political Science 240 (3 hours)
Government & Politics-United States 5,4 Political Science 101 (3 hours)
History-European 5, 4 History 142 (3 hours)
History-United States 5, 4 History 171 & 172 (6 hours)
Human Geography 5, 4 Geography 104 (4 hours)
Latin Literature 5, 4 Latin 103, 104, 301 & 199 (14 hours)
3 Latin 103, 104 & 199 (11 hours)
Latin Vergil Exam 5, 4 Latin 103, 104 & 199 (11 hours)
3 Latin 103 & 104 (8 hours)
Music Theory 5 Music 101 (2 hours)
Physics B 5, 4 Physics 101 & 102 (10 hours)
Physics C: Mechanics 5 Physics 211 (4 hours)
Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism 5 Physics 212 (4 hours)
Psychology 5 Psychology 100 (4 hours)
Spanish Language 5, 4 Spanish 103, 141 & 200 (11 hours)
Spanish Literature 5, 4 Spanish 103, 141 & 200 (11 hours)
Statistics 5, 4 Statistics 100 (3 hours)</p>
<p>They bumped up the minimum passing scores of Physics C and Psychology from 4 to 5. I wonder if those who placed out of freshman physics were struggling in the more advanced physics classes.</p>
<p>The answer to your "wonder" is exactly that. The departmental recommendation to raise the AP barrier on physics was because they believed too many of those who accepted the AP credit with less than a 5 were getting C's or less in subsequent courses (Physics 212 if you passed out of 211 and Physics 213 (thermal) and 214 (quantum) if you passed out of 212). For the same reason, the math department voted last year to do away with accepting a 3 for granting AP calculus credit.</p>