http://www.scps.nyu.edu/export/sites/scp...nation.pdf
Here is one link to the CLEP policy.Please note that this is the school of continuing studies of NYU, NOT the regular NYU school that's rated #56.It's sort of like equating Harvard Extension to Harvard-it's not the same at all.
Also,the scores required are much higher than just a 50,and they do not count toward some general education requirements.
Also,for AP exams at University of Florida,credit is usually given for a score of 3.How many other top 100 colleges give credit for a 3 on an AP exam or a 50 on a CLEP? The bottom line is that if you squeeked by with low scores on CLEPs or APs,UF will give you credit.If anyone knows other top-ranked schools that accept low scores,please let us know.Another issue is how the credit is applied.For example,if CLEPs are only accepted as free electives,how useful is that,even if they accept 64 credits?
https://catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/current/ad...-info.aspx
By the way,which top-ranked schools accept DSST exams?
Here is one link to the CLEP policy.Please note that this is the school of continuing studies of NYU, NOT the regular NYU school that's rated #56.It's sort of like equating Harvard Extension to Harvard-it's not the same at all.
Also,the scores required are much higher than just a 50,and they do not count toward some general education requirements.
Also,for AP exams at University of Florida,credit is usually given for a score of 3.How many other top 100 colleges give credit for a 3 on an AP exam or a 50 on a CLEP? The bottom line is that if you squeeked by with low scores on CLEPs or APs,UF will give you credit.If anyone knows other top-ranked schools that accept low scores,please let us know.Another issue is how the credit is applied.For example,if CLEPs are only accepted as free electives,how useful is that,even if they accept 64 credits?
https://catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/current/ad...-info.aspx
By the way,which top-ranked schools accept DSST exams?
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