CLEP Credit

The University of Tampa welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds and learning experiences. Prior learning is evaluated by satisfactory results on any of the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) examinations administered through the College Board. Students meeting the minimum score and percentile listed below can earn credits for the equivalent UT course.

Up to 30 semester hours for successful performance on CLEP examinations may be granted.

High school students have the opportunity to gain full admission to the sophomore class by obtaining satisfactory scores on the CLEP
The CLEP measures the student's knowledge of English composition, social studies, humanities, general science, and mathematics
CLEP credit may NOT be applied to the student's major coursework
CLEP credit will NOT be awarded for Composition and Rhetoric II (FYW 102)
Credit will not be granted to students who have previously earned credit at a more advanced level in that particular subject
Students attending professional schools must be aware that CLEP credits may NOT be acceptable to all professional schools
Students who are native speakers of non-English language MAY NOT receive CLEP credit in that language
Students must earn a minimum score of 50 on any exam to be eligible for credit

CLEP Credit Determination

Examinations	UT Course Name	Number	Credit
Business:
Financial Accounting	Financial Accounting	ACC 202	4
Information Systems and Computer Applications	Introduction to Computers	ITM 200	3
Introductory Business Law	Business Law	BUS 221	4
Principles of Macroeconomics	Principles of Macroeconomics	ECO 205	3
Principles of Microeconomics	Principles of Microeconomics	ECO 204	3
Principles of Management	Principles of Management	MGT 330	4
Principles of Marketing	Marketing Management	MKT 300	4
Composition and Literature:
American Literature	American Literature I	ENG 208	4
	American Literature II	ENG 209	4
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature	English Elective	ENG	4
College Composition	Writing and Inquiry	FYW 101	4
College Composition Modular	Writing and Inquiry	FYW 101	4
English Literature	British Literature I	ENG 206	4
	British Literature II	ENG 207	4
Humanities	Humanities	HUM	3
	World Literature I (IG)	ENG 201	4
Foreign Language:
*French, Language	Elementary French I (IG)	FRE 101	3
	Elementary French II (IG)	FRE 102	3
(minimum score of 62)	Intermediate French I (IG)	FRE 201	3
	Intermediate French II (IG)	FRE 202	3
*German, Language	Elementary German I (IG)	GER 101	3
	Elementary German II (IG)	GER 102	3
(minimum score of 63)	Intermediate German I (IG)	GER 201	3
	Intermediate German II (IG)	GER 202	3
*Spanish, Language	Elementary Spanish I (IG)	SPA 101	3
	Elementary Spanish II (IG)	SPA 102	3
(minimum score of 66)	Intermediate Spanish I (IG)	SPA 201	3
	Intermediate Spanish II (IG)	SPA 202	3
*Not for native speakers. Final assessment of foreign language credit determined by Department of Languages.
History and Social Sciences:
American Government	American Government	GWA 200	4
Introduction to Educational Psychology	Education Elective	EDU	3
History of the U.S. I: Early Colonization to 1877	US to 1877	HIS 202	4
History of the US II: 1865-Present	US since 1877	HIS 203	4
Human Growth & Development	Development I: Child Psychology	PSY 210	4
Introductory Psychology	General Psychology	PSY 200	4
Social Sciences and History	Sociology	SOC	3
	History	HIS	3
Introduction to Sociology	Intro to Sociology (NW-IG)	SOC 100	4
Western Civilization to 1648	World History to 1500	HIS 102	4
Western Civilization 1648-Present	World History from 1500-Present	HIS 103	4
Science and Mathematics:
Biology	Biological Unity	BIO 204	4
Calculus	Calculus I	MAT 260	4
Chemistry	General Chemistry I	CHE 152	4
College Algebra	College Algebra	MAT 160	4
Natural Sciences	Biological Sci. – no lab	BIO	3
	Physical Sci. – no lab	PHY	3
Precalculus	Mathematics Elective	MAT	4