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Webster University CLEP Credit 6.1.19

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Webster University awards credit for the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP). Specific information about CLEP

exams is available on the

College Board website.

Webster University, St. Louis serves as a testing center for CLEP. Please contact the Testing Center at 314-246-8225 for

more information. If you choose to take the test elsewhere, simply direct the scores to Webster. The College

Board/CLEP code for Webster University is

6933.

Prior to completing a CLEP exam, it is recommended that you discuss this with your academic advisor. There are many

factors to consider, such as how it will apply toward degree requirements, potential duplication of credit, or whether

certain upper-level courses completed may restrict any additional lower-level credit (particularly in languages).

Webster University faculty reviews the content of the CLEP exams to determine course equivalents and required scores.

The following chart provides a list of

CLEP exams considered for credit at Webster.

CLEP Exam Required

Score GCP Equivalent Department Equivalent Credit

Hours Analyzing & Interpreting

Literature

50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) General Elective 3

American Literature 50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) General Elective 3 College Composition 50/59 Written

Communication

(WCOM) (Minimum score of 59
to receive GCP equivalency)

WRIT 1010 Composition

(Minimum score of 59
to receive GCP equivalency)

General Elective

(Minimum score of 50 for general elective credit) 6

English Composition

Modular 50 Written

Communication

(WCOM) General Elective 3 English Literature 50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) General Elective 3 Humanities 50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) General Elective 3 French Language* 50 Global Understanding (GLBL) and

Intercultural

Competence (INTC)

FREN 1090 Elementary French Level I,

FREN 1100 Elementary French Level II

6

French Language* 59 Global Understanding

(GLBL) and

Intercultural

Competence (INTC) FREN 1090 Elementary French Level I,

FREN 1100 Elementary French Level II,

FREN 2090 Intermediate French Level I 9 COLLEGE-LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM (CLEP) CREDIT Webster University CLEP Credit 6.1.19

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German Language* 50 Global Understanding

(GLBL) and

Intercultural

Competence (INTC)

GRMN 1090 Elementary German Level I,

GRMN 1100 Elementary German Level II

6

German Language* 60 Global Understanding

(GLBL) and

Intercultural

Competence (INTC) GRMN 1090 Elementary German Level I,

GRMN 1100 Elementary German Level II,

GRMN 2090 Intermediate German Level I 9

Spanish Language* 50 Global Understanding

(GLBL) and

Intercultural

Competence (INTC)

SPAN 1090 Elementary Spanish Level I,

SPAN 1100 Elementary Spanish Level II

6

Spanish Language* 63 Global Understanding

(GLBL) and

Intercultural

Competence (INTC) SPAN 1090 Elementary Spanish Level I,

SPAN 1100 Elementary Spanish Level II,

SPAN 2090 Intermediate Spanish Level I 9

American Government 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB)

POLT 1060 Introduction to American

Politics

3

History of the US I: Early

Colonization to 1877 50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) HIST 1300 Revolutionary America 3

History of the US II: 1865

to Present

50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) HIST 1310 Nineteenth- Century America 3

Human Growth &

Development 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB) PSYC 2300 Lifespan Development 3

Intro to Educational

Psychology

50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB)

PSYC 2400 Educational Psychology 3

Prin of Macroeconomics 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB) ECON 2030 Principles of Macroeconomics

If Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of

Macroeconomics are taken together, they will

satisfy ECON 2000 Survey of Economics, which is required of most majors in the School of Business.

See the catalog for requirements for each major.

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Prin of Microeconomics 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB)

ECON 2020 Principles of Microeconomics

If Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of

Macroeconomics are taken together, they will

satisfy ECON 2000 Survey of Economics, which is required of most majors in the School of Business.

See the catalog for requirements for each major.

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Intro Psychology 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB) PSYC 1100 Introduction to Psychology 3 Webster University CLEP Credit 6.1.19

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Intro Sociology 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB)

SOCI 1100 Introduction to Sociology 3

Social Sciences and

History 50 Social Systems &

Human Behavior

(SSHB) General Elective 6

Western Civ I: Ancient

Near East to 1648

50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) General Elective 3

Western Civ II: 1648 to

Present 50 Roots of Cultures (ROC) General Elective 3

Biology** 50 Physical & Natural

World (PNW)

General Elective 6

Calculus 50 Quantitative Literacy

(QL) MATH 1470 Survey of Calculus 3

Chemistry** 50 Physical & Natural

World (PNW)

General Elective 6

College Algebra 50 Quantitative Literacy

(QL) MATH 1430 College Algebra 3

College Mathematics 50 Quantitative Literacy

(QL)

MATH 1410 Introductory College

Mathematics OR

MATH 1490 Finite Mathematics

3

Natural Sciences 50 Physical & Natural

World (PNW) General Elective 6

Precalculus 50 Quantitative Literacy

(QL)

General Elective 3

Financial Accounting 50 ACCT 2010 Financial Accounting 3 Information Systems 50 COSC 1540 Emerging Technologies 3 Intro Business Law 50 MNGT 3280 Introduction to Business Law 3

Principles of

Management

50 MNGT 2100 Management Theory and

Practice

3 Principles of Marketing 50 MNGT 3500 Marketing 3

* Before transferring CLEP credit, you may wish to contact the Department of International Languages & Cultures to ask about their

Recognition Credit. This option grants Webster credit you can use towards a minor in French, German, or Spanish. Call the

department office at 314-968-7047 for more information.

** The CLEP science exams do not offer laboratory components, therefore cannot be considered equivalent to courses in the

Biological Sciences department at Webster

which require labs.

Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in credit awards or course

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