Test Scores

	Middle 50% of First-Year Students	Percent Who Submitted Scores
SAT Reasoning Verbal:	380 - 500	86%
SAT Reasoning Math:	400 - 520	86%
ACT Composite:	15 - 20	15%

SAT & ACT Policies

For admission decisions:

• SAT Reasoning or ACT Required for Some (ACT writing optional)

• SAT Reasoning/ACT score report due by: 15-AUG
• SAT Subject score report due by: Not reported

Other test policies:

SAT/ACT not required if GPA is 3.0 or above. EPT/ELM required for placement; may be waived based on SAT score.

Advanced Placement Program® (AP) Information

AP Credit and Placement Policy

• Offers credit for AP Exams:Not reported
• Offers placement into higher-level courses for AP Exams: Not reported
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• From the college:
• Credit is granted toward undergraduate degrees for successful completion of examinations of the Advanced Placement Program. Students who present scores of 3 or better are granted 9 quarter units (6 semester units) of elective credit for each examination. The appropriate academic department/division determines acceptance of AP units for purposes other than electives.
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• Want detailed information about this college's AP policy?
• Go to the college's Web site to learn more.
• (For more information, click the above link, click "Admisssions General Information" on the left and scroll down to the AP Credit Chart.)

College-Level Examinations Program® (CLEP) Information

All CLEP exam scores range from 20 to 80. A score of 99 indicates that credit is awarded on an individually-determined basis

Exam	Minimum Grade for Credit	Credit Hours Awarded
American Government	--	--
American Literature	--	--
Analysis and Interpretation of Literature	--	--
Biology	--	--
Calculus	48	--
Chemistry	48	--
College Algebra	--	--
College Algebra-Trigonometry	49	--
College French-Level 1	--	--
College French-Level 2	--	--
College German- Level 1	--	--
College German-Level 2	--	--
College Mathematics	--	--
College Spanish-Level 1	--	--
College Spanish-Level 2	--	--
English Composition	--	--
English Composition with Essay	--	--
English Literature	--	--
Freshman College Composition	--	--
History of the United States I	--	--
History of the United States II	--	--
Human Growth and Development	--	--
Humanities	--	--
Information Systems and Computer Application	--	--
Introductory Business Law	--	--
Introductory Educational Psychology	--	--
Introductory Psychology	--	--
Introductory Sociology	--	--
Natural Sciences	--	--
Precalculus	--	--
Principles of Accounting	--	--
Principles of Macroeconomics	--	--
Principles of Management	--	--
Principles of Marketing	--	--
Principles of Microeconomics	--	--
Social Sciences and History	--	--
Trigonometry	--	--
Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648	--	--
Western Civilization II: 1648 to Present	--	--