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    AP Legend 2011-2012

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    This document summarizes Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores and their equivalent courses at The College of New Jersey. It lists AP subject exams and the minimum score required to receive credit for equivalent TCNJ courses. For most subjects, a score of 3 or higher is needed to receive credit for a 100-level TCNJ course. Some AP exams allow students to test out of general education requirements or placement into higher-level TCNJ courses. The document provides a helpful guide for students to see how their AP scores can help satisfy TCNJ degree requirements.

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    AP Legend 2011-2012

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    This document summarizes Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores and their equivalent courses at The College of New Jersey. It lists AP subject exams and the minimum score required to receive credit for equivalent TCNJ courses. For most subjects, a score of 3 or higher is needed to receive credit for a 100-level TCNJ course. Some AP exams allow students to test out of general education requirements or placement into higher-level TCNJ courses. The document provides a helpful guide for students to see how their AP scores can help satisfy TCNJ degree requirements.

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    This document summarizes Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores and their equivalent courses at The College of New Jersey. It lists AP subject exams and the minimum score required to receive credit for equivalent TCNJ courses. For most subjects, a score of 3 or higher is needed to receive credit for a 100-level TCNJ course. Some AP exams allow students to test out of general education requirements or placement into higher-level TCNJ courses. The document provides a helpful guide for students to see how their AP scores can help satisfy TCNJ degree requirements.

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    AP Legend 2011-2012

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    This document summarizes Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores and their equivalent courses at The College of New Jersey. It lists AP subject exams and the minimum score required to receive credit for equivalent TCNJ courses. For most subjects, a score of 3 or higher is needed to receive credit for a 100-level TCNJ course. Some AP exams allow students to test out of general education requirements or placement into higher-level TCNJ courses. The document provides a helpful guide for students to see how their AP scores can help satisfy TCNJ degree requirements.

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    THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY ADVANCED PLACEMENT LEGEND-2011-2012

    AP COURSE MIN S C O R E 4 4 4 4 TCNJ EQUIVALENT COUR SE UNITS

    Art: History of Art: Studio Drawing Biology Environmental Science

    AAH 105 or 106 Art History I or Art History II AFA 111 Drawing I Liberal Learning Science (Biology Majors Elective only) Liberal Learning Science (Biology Majors Elective

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    only)
    Statistics Statistics Calculus AB Calculus BC Calculus BC Chemistry Chemistry Computer Science A (Java) Computer Science AB (Java) Computer Science AB (Java) Computer Science A (Java or C++) Computer Science A (C++) Computer Science AB (C++) Economics: Micro Economics: Macro English Language/Composition English Literature/Composition English or History European History U.S. History World History Government & Politics: Comparative Government & Politics: U.S. Music Theory Music: Listening/Literature 3 4 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 4* 4* 4* 5** 5** 5** 4 4 5 4 STA 115 Statistics (Liberal Learning/Quantitative Reasoning) STA 215 Statistical Inference (Liberal Learning/Quantitative Reasoning) MAT 127 Calculus A (Liberal Learning Quantitative Reasoning) or MAT 125 MAT 127 Calculus A (Liberal Learning Quantitative Reasoning) or MAT 125 MAT 127-128 Calculus A B (Liberal Learning Quantitative Reasoning) CHE 201 General Chemistry I (Liberal Learning Science) CHE 201-202 General Chemistry I II (Liberal Learning Science) CSC 220 Comp Sci I: Computer Problem Solving CSC 220 Comp Sci I: Computer Problem Solving CSC 220 and CSC 230 Comp Sci I & II: Problem Solving & Data Structure CSC 215 Comp I For Science/Engineering (Placed into CSC 250) CSC 220 Comp Sci I: Computer Problem Solving (Placed into CSC 250) CSC 220 Comp Sci I: Computer Problem Solving (Placed into CSC 250) ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics (Liberal Learning Social Science) ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics (Liberal Learning Social Science) Non-Major Elective Liberal Learning, Literary Arts Requirement Exemption from WRI 102 Academic Writing HIS 216 Topics in Early Modern or Modern European History (Liberal Learning History-Europe) HIS 265 Topics in North American and US History (Liberal Learning History-US) HIS 110 World History I (Liberal Learning HistoryWorld) POL 150 Introduction to Comparative Politics (Liberal Learning, Social Science) POL 110 American Government (Liberal Learning, Social Science) MUS 261-262 Musicianship I & II MUS 260 Exploring Concert Music (Liberal Learning 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 1

    Arts) Physics B (with lab component) Physics C: Mechanics (with lab component) Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism (with lab component) Psychology French Language German Language Italian Language Latin Virgil Latin Literature Latin Literature & Virgil Spanish Language Spanish Literature Chinese Language Japanese Language 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 PHY 121 Principles of Physics (Liberal Learning Science) PHY 201 General Physics I (Liberal Learning Science) PHY 202 General Physics II (Liberal Learning Science) PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology (Liberal Learning Social Science) FRE 102-103 French for Beginners II-III GER 102-103 German for Beginners II-III ITL 102-103 Italian for Beginners II-III LAT 101 & 102 Latin I-II LAT 101 & 102 Latin I-II LAT 102 & 201 Latin II Intermediate Latin SPA 102-103 Basic Spanish Sequence II-III Liberal Learning, Literary Visual and Performing Arts CHI 102-103 Chinese for Beginners II-III JPN 102-103 Japanese for Beginners II-III 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2

    * Student with a minimum score of 4 in any AP History or English receives waiver of WRI 102 Academic Writing. **Student with a score of 4 in any History receives a waiver of one Liberal Learning History requirement with 0 units applied. Student will be required to make up unit with one additional elective unit.

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