College Level Examination Program

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The College Level Examination Program is a series of college board exams that test a student's academic ability. Each is usually 90 minutes and costs $ 70. These exams give international students the opportunity to prove their subject-specific skills and to compare themselves with American students. Approximately 2900 American universities grant credit for courses on passing exams.

Exams currently on offer

2007 CLEP exam
Business Credit
accounting 3
Introduction to business law 3
electronic data processing 3
Principles of management 3
Marketing principles 3
Poetry and literature Credit
American literature 6th
Analysis and interpretation 6th
English poetry 6th
English literature 6th
Humanities 6th
languages Credit
French , Levels 1 and 2 6-12
German , Levels 1 and 2 6-12
Spanish , Levels 1 and 2 6-12
History and Social Sciences Credit
Political science 3
Introduction to Educational Psychology 3
History of the USA: through 1877 3
US History: 1865 to Present 3
Principles of Macroeconomics 3
Principles of microeconomics 3
Introduction to Psychology 3
Social sciences and history 6th
Introduction to Sociology 3
European history: until 1648 3
European history: 1648 to the present 3
Science and math Credit
biology 6th
Analysis 3
chemistry 6th
algebra 3
Applied Mathematics 6th
General science 6th

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