Advanced Placement (AP) Equivalency

ETS Advanced Placement Examination Equivalency for the 2024–2025 Academic Year

Benedictine College awards some credit through Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), and International Baccalaureate (IB). We also accept early college credits from programs such as Dual Enrollment, Advanced College Credit, Postsecondary Enrollment Options, along with coursework completed at an accredited college or university.

All examinations must have a score of 3, 4, or 5 to be accepted for credit at Benedictine College.

Scores must be received directly from AP to be considered official.

For more information, please contact your Admission Counselor at 913.360.7476, or the Office of Academic Records and Registration at 913.360.7550 or bcregistrar@benedictine.edu.

AP Examination Benedictine College Equivalency Hours Granted
African American Studies
HIST-1301 — African American History 3
Art History ART ELH — Art Elective 6
Art: Art 2D Design ART-1010 — Foundations of 2-D Design: Composition & Color 3
Art: Art 3D Design ART-1030 — Foundations of 3-D Design: Form & Space 3
Art: Studio Art Drawing ART-1000 — Drawing I 3
Biology BIOL-1107 — Principles of Biology 4
Calculus AB (Score must be 4 or above) MATH-1300 — Calculus I 4
Calculus BC (Score must be 4 or above)MATH-1300 — Calculus I &
MATH-1350 — Calculus II
8
Chemistry CHEM-1010 & CHEM-1011 — Chemistry of the Biosphere w/ Lab 4
Chinese Language and CultureFORL ELE — Foreign Language Elective 8
Computer Science Principles CSCI-1010 — Computer Science Fundamentals 3
Computer Science A CSCI-1140 — Introduction to Computer Science I 4
Economics: Macro ECON-2090 — Principles of Macroeconomics 3
Economics: Micro ECON-2100 — Principles of Microeconomics 3
English Language and CompositionENGL-1010 — English Composition &
ENGL ELA — English Elective
6
English Literature and CompositionENGL-1010 — English Composition &
ENGL-1020 — Introduction to Literature
6
Environmental Science BIOL ELN — Biology Elective 3
European History HIST ELE — History Elective 6
French Language and Culture FREN-1000 — Beginning French &
FREN-1020 — Second Semester French
8
German Language and CultureFORL ELE — Foreign Language Elective8
Government & Politics: Comp.POLS-2010 — Comparative World Government and Politics 3
Human Geography NASC-2300 — World Regional Geography3
Intro to American GovernmentPOLS-1000 — Introduction to
American Government
3
Italian Language and CultureITAL-1000 — Beginning Italian &
ITAL-1020 — Second Semester Italian
8
Japanese Language and Culture FORL ELE — Foreign Language Elective8
Latin LATN-1000 & LATN-1020 — Beginning Latin I & II 8
Music TheoryMUSC-1003 — Functional Keyboard I
MUSC-1010 — Music Theory I
& MUSC-1020 — Aural Skills I
3
Physics 1: Algebra-based PHYS-2000 & PHYS-2001 — College Physics I w/Lab 4
Physics 2: Algebra-based PHYS-2010 & PHYS-2011 — College Physics II w/Lab 4
Physics C: Mechanics PHYS-2100 & PHYS-2101 — Classical Physics I w/Lab 4
Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism PHYS-2110 & PHYS-2111 — Classical Physics II w/Lab 4
Precalculus MATH-1250 — Precalculus 4
Psychology PSYC-1000 — General Psychology 3
Spanish Language SPAN-1000 — Beginning Spanish &
SPAN-1020 — Second Semester Spanish
8
Spanish Literature and Culture Consult with Chair of World Languages & Cultures
Statistics MATH-1220 — Introductory Statistics 4
U.S. History HIST-1300 — United States History to 1865 &
HIST-1380 — United States History Since 1865
6
World History – Modern HIST-1101 — World Civilization Since 1500 3