Early Credit
ÃÛÌÒAPP accepts AP, IB, CLEP, dual enrollment, and other credit. All official documents must be sent in for evaluation. View the charts below for more information.
ACT and SAT scores, as well as ÃÛÌÒAPP placement exams are also used to award credit. Please visit the ÃÛÌÒAPP Course Placement page to view those charts.
Advanced Placement credit is granted in appropriate subjects to freshmen who earn a specific score on Advanced Placement subject examinations, as specified in the chart provided. Students should send their AP scores to ÃÛÌÒAPP through the College Board (ÃÛÌÒAPP code: 6373).
Please note: Courses listed are subject to change after being reviewed yearly. For credit awarded in previous years, use the . Select the specific year, then Undergraduate Admissions in the left menu, then Other Enrollment Opportunities.
ÃÛÌÒAPP allows credit on CLEP subject examinations in 16 areas; however, credit is not allowed for CLEP general examinations. Policies governing minimum required scores and the acceptance of credit are established by the appropriate academic departments. Departmental course credit recommendations for satisfactory scores on CLEP subject examinations are included in the table provided. Department recommendations are subject to change. CLEP scores must be sent through the College Board (ÃÛÌÒAPP code: 6373).
Please note: Courses listed are subject to change after being reviewed yearly. For credit awarded in previous years, use the . Select the specific year, then Undergraduate Admissions in the left menu, then Other Enrollment Opportunities.
ÃÛÌÒAPP participates in the Louisiana Department of Education’s Course Choice Program. For more information, visit the .
International Baccalaureate credit may be granted in appropriate subjects to freshmen who earn a grade of 4 or better on the IB higher level examinations. Credit is not allowed for IB subsidiary level examinations. Policies governing minimum required scores and the acceptance of credit of IB examinations are established by the National Council on the Evaluation of Foreign Credentials and by the appropriate academic departments. International Baccalaureate credit should be sent officially to ÃÛÌÒAPP through the testing agency.
Please note: Courses listed are subject to change after being reviewed yearly. For credit awarded in previous years, use the . Select the specific year, then Undergraduate Admissions in the left menu, then Other Enrollment Opportunities.
Dual Enrollment
Program Overview
ÃÛÌÒAPP has a Concurrent Enrollment Program especially designed for high school students who demonstrate the maturity and scholastic ability to be successful in college work. Participation in this program permits exceptional high school seniors to enroll in one or more courses at ÃÛÌÒAPP when space, faculty, and other facilities are available. Students enrolled in this program will be required to attend classes on ÃÛÌÒAPP’s campus.
Requirements to Participate
Students interested in concurrent enrollment must meet the following requirements:
- GPA of 3.00
- composite ACT score of 27 or SAT score of 1210
- recommendation from high school principal or counselor for enrollment in a specific course or courses
- must have completed the most advanced courses offered by their school in the academic areas in which they wish to enroll or must be considered qualified for the college course by the principal or counselor
Cost
Students who participate in concurrent enrollment at ÃÛÌÒAPP are responsible for all costs associated with attending ÃÛÌÒAPP. These costs may include, but are not limited to, tuition and fees, a student parking permit, and books.
Immunization
Louisiana law requires immunization against measles, mumps, rubella, and tetanus-diphtheria, as well as a tuberculosis screening for all first-time ÃÛÌÒAPP students. This includes students who are participating in concurrent enrollment. Students should submit their records to the ÃÛÌÒAPP Student Health Center prior to attending class.
Application
Continued concurrent enrollment requires renewed approval each semester. Complete the Concurrent Enrollment Program form to get started.
Math Courses
Students who are interested in taking a course in MATH 1550 or higher must receive a passing score on the ALEKS test. Scores must be submitted to Office of Enrollment Management prior to enrolling in a course.
The allows eligible high school students to receive credit for specific college courses. These courses are facilitated at the student’s high school by teachers who have been certified by ÃÛÌÒAPP to participate in the program.
ÃÛÌÒAPP will accept all dual enrollment credit from four-year institutions, as well as academic-based, college-level credit from two-year institutions. Use the Tiger Transfer Tables to see how credit will transfer to ÃÛÌÒAPP.
Students who enroll in any dual enrollment courses for college credit must attain a 2.0 college GPA. Students will need to request the college or university that awarded credit to send an official transcript to the address below. Transcripts can also be sent through eSCRIP-SAFE.
ÃÛÌÒAPP Office of Enrollment Management
1146 Pleasant Hall
Baton Rouge, LA 70803


