Do colleges usually print their CLEP policy?

[rebel100]

New Mexico Junior College....they will take about 30, and the courses he does take are cheap.

Apply yourself in the courses taken in residence, make good grades, join PTK (honors society) and see the doors to funding your bachelors open....lots of scholarship funding that goes untapped for PTK members. Imagine paying for 15-30 credits at the CC and never paying again through the BS/BA.

This is the relevant part of my post above:

"Students can receive exemption
credit for some courses if the approved score or higher is
earned on the specified College Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests. Students must present
documentation from the College Board to the Associate VP for Records, Registration and
Information Tec
hnology that requirements have been met. The transcript of record will show an
exemption for the course.
Credit will not be granted if a student has:
1.
an outstanding grade of Incomplete (I) in the course,
2.
previously audited the course, or
3.
failed the course.
The CLEP exemption cannot be used to replace a grade previously earned by a student in
the course. Exempted credit may not exceed 75 percent (75%) of required course work in an
academic program."