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CLEP College-Level

Examination

Program

Exam Fee: Service Fee: Total Cost:

$80 fee to CLEP (as of July 1) + $15 fee to DU for DU Students = $95 Total (as of July 1)

$80 fee to CLEP (as of July 1) + $25 fee to DU for non-DU Candidates = $105 Total (as of July 1)

Paid with Credit Card or Check

Paid with Cash or Credit Card

No personal checks please!

(Qualifying Military pay no exam or service fee)

CLEP tests are computer based and score reports are available immediately. Transcripts are sent by CLEP to the

school of candidate’s choice within 2-3 weeks.

A 2-hour appointment is needed to cover signing in and test time. (For College Composition, a 2.5-hour appointment

is required.)

A 1.5-hour appointment is required for any optional essay. (See below.)

Two forms of ID are required: A Primary ID with photo and signature, and a Secondary ID with photo or signature.

NOTE: Credit Card with signature is NOT accepted as secondary ID

For more information visit: collegeboard.com/clep

See sample practice exams at clepexampracticetests.com

Retake CLEP after 180 days

*Recommended Credit Granting Score

CLEP Examinations Davenport Equivalents RCGS* CLEP

recommended

Credit Hours

COMPOSITION AND LITERATURE

American Literature** General HUMN Credit 50 6

Analyzing and Interpreting Literature** General HUMN Credit 50 6

College Composition

(2.5 hour appointment needed)

ENGL109 (3 credits) &

ENGL110 (3 credits)* 50 6

College Composition Modular** ENGL109 (3 credits) 50 3

English Literature** General HUMN Credit 50 6

Humanities General HUMN Credit 50 6

WORLD LANGUAGES

French Language FREN111 & FREN121

(3 credits each) 50 6

FREN211 & FREN221

(3 credits each) 59 +6 (12 total)

German Language GRMN111 & GRMN121

(3 credits each) 50 6

GRMN211 & GRMN221

(3 credits each) 60 +6 (12 total)

Spanish Language SPAN111 & SPAN121

(3 credits each) 50 6

Spanish Language SPAN211 & SPAN221

(3 credits each) 63 +6 (12 total)

HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

American Government POLS111 50 3

History of the United States I:

Early Colonization to 1877 HIST211 50 3

History of the United States II:

1865 to the Present HIST212 50 3

Human Growth and Development General SOSC Credit 50 3

Introduction to Educational Psychology General SOSC Credit 50 3

Introductory Psychology PSYC101 50 3

Introductory Sociology SOCY101 50 3

Principles of Macroeconomics ECON201 50 3

Principles of Microeconomics ECON200 50 3

Social Sciences and History General SOSC Credit 50 6

Western Civilization I:

Ancient Near East to 1648 General HUMN Credit 50 3

Western Civilization II:

1648 to Present General HUMN Credit 50 3

SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

Biology BIOL110 (3 credits) &

General Natural SCIE (3 credits) 50 6

Calculus MATH215 50 3

Chemistry CHEM150 (3 credits) &

General Natural SCIE (3 credits) 50 6

College Algebra MATH135 50 3

College Mathematics MATH125 (3 credits) &

General MATH (3 credits) 50 6

Natural Sciences General Natural Science Credit 50 6

Precalculus MATH150 50 3

BUSINESS

Financial Accounting ACCT201 50 3

Information Systems and Computer

Applications CISP112 50 3

Introductory Business Law LEGL210 50 3

Principles of Management MGMT211 50 3

Principles of Marketing MKTG211 50 3

**Optional essays available. DU does not require essays. For the American Literature, Analyzing and Interpreting

Literature and English Literature exams, some universities do require that optional essays be selected in order to

achieve 3 college credits. These essays require an additional $10.00 fee to be paid with credit card over the phone to

CLEP. You will do this while in the Test Center. Then a 1.5 hour appointment will be scheduled once the Testing Center

receives the essay. Please check with your university to verify their requirements for credit.

The College Composition Modular does not require an additional fee for the essay. The essay option for this exam is also

worth an additional 3 credits with a recommended credit granting score of 50 for combined objective and essay. Rev. 6/27/2012