Syracuse University accepts Advanced Placement credit for many courses. To be eligible to receive this credit, you must have taken the Advanced Placement examination and earned the appropriate minimum score as noted below. We cannot record your credit until Syracuse University has received an official copy of your scores from the Advanced Placement Program/The College Board. Below you will find an explanation of how your AP credit can be applied toward your Newhouse degree. A maximum of 30 test credits may be applied toward your degree.

Most of the AP areas listed above substitute for specific courses in the Arts and Sciences Requirements. For example, if you received credit for United States History, you would have completed the equivalent of HST 101-102. Six credits will be posted on your Syracuse transcript.

Since you are granted AP credit with the understanding that the work you have done is equivalent to the courses listed, YOU SHOULD NOT TAKE THE COURSES FOR WHICH YOUR AP CREDIT SUBSTITUTES. You can receive credit only once for this work, so if you take the equivalent course at Syracuse, your AP credit will no longer count toward your degree. If you have AP credit in a foreign language, you may not receive credit for a lower level course or equivalent course in the same language. For example, if you have AP credit for Spanish 102, you may not receive additional credit for Spanish 101 or 102.

Syracuse University accepts Advanced Placement credit for many courses. To be eligible to receive this credit, you must have taken the Advanced Placement examination and earned the appropriate minimum score as noted below. We cannot record your credit until Syracuse University has received an official copy of your scores from the Advanced Placement Program/The College Board. Below you will find an explanation of how your AP credit can be applied toward your Newhouse degree. A maximum of 30 test credits may be applied toward your degree.

Most of the AP areas listed above substitute for specific courses in the Arts and Sciences Requirements. For example, if you received credit for United States History, you would have completed the equivalent of HST 101-102. Six credits will be posted on your Syracuse transcript.

Since you are granted AP credit with the understanding that the work you have done is equivalent to the courses listed, YOU SHOULD NOT TAKE THE COURSES FOR WHICH YOUR AP CREDIT SUBSTITUTES. You can receive credit only once for this work, so if you take the equivalent course at Syracuse, your AP credit will no longer count toward your degree. If you have AP credit in a foreign language, you may not receive credit for a lower level course or equivalent course in the same language. For example, if you have AP credit for Spanish 102, you may not receive additional credit for Spanish 101 or 102.

Syracuse University accepts Advanced Placement credit for many courses. To be eligible to receive this credit, you must have taken the Advanced Placement examination and earned the appropriate minimum score as noted below. We cannot record your credit until Syracuse University has received an official copy of your scores from the Advanced Placement Program/The College Board. Below you will find an explanation of how your AP credit can be applied toward your Newhouse degree. A maximum of 30 test credits may be applied toward your degree.

Most of the AP areas listed above substitute for specific courses in the Arts and Sciences Requirements. For example, if you received credit for United States History, you would have completed the equivalent of HST 101-102. Six credits will be posted on your Syracuse transcript.

Since you are granted AP credit with the understanding that the work you have done is equivalent to the courses listed, YOU SHOULD NOT TAKE THE COURSES FOR WHICH YOUR AP CREDIT SUBSTITUTES. You can receive credit only once for this work, so if you take the equivalent course at Syracuse, your AP credit will no longer count toward your degree. If you have AP credit in a foreign language, you may not receive credit for a lower level course or equivalent course in the same language. For example, if you have AP credit for Spanish 102, you may not receive additional credit for Spanish 101 or 102.

Syracuse University accepts Advanced Placement credit for many courses. To be eligible to receive this credit, you must have taken the Advanced Placement examination and earned the appropriate minimum score as noted below. We cannot record your credit until Syracuse University has received an official copy of your scores from the Advanced Placement Program/The College Board. Below you will find an explanation of how your AP credit can be applied toward your Newhouse degree. A maximum of 30 test credits may be applied toward your degree.

Most of the AP areas listed above substitute for specific courses in the Arts and Sciences Requirements. For example, if you received credit for United States History, you would have completed the equivalent of HST 101-102. Six credits will be posted on your Syracuse transcript.

Since you are granted AP credit with the understanding that the work you have done is equivalent to the courses listed, YOU SHOULD NOT TAKE THE COURSES FOR WHICH YOUR AP CREDIT SUBSTITUTES. You can receive credit only once for this work, so if you take the equivalent course at Syracuse, your AP credit will no longer count toward your degree. If you have AP credit in a foreign language, you may not receive credit for a lower level course or equivalent course in the same language. For example, if you have AP credit for Spanish 102, you may not receive additional credit for Spanish 101 or 102.