AP® credit at City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College

Under City Colleges of Chicago's AP® chart, which covers City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College, 40 AP® exams earn credit. Add your scores to see the credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 40 AP® exams earn credit at City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College
  • A 3 earns credit on every exam on City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College's list
  • Up to 16 credits from a single exam

From City Colleges of Chicago's AP® credit chart.

Example: three AP® scores at City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College
  1. AP® Biologyscore 3+Biology 121 — Biology I5
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 4+Math 207 and 208 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I and II10
  3. AP® English Languagescore 3+English 101 — Composition I3

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    An estimate from City Colleges of Chicago's AP® credit chart. Two exams that cover the same course (like Calculus AB and BC) may not both count. City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College decides when your official scores arrive.

    See City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College's full AP® chart (40 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design3 crArt 144 — Two-Dimensional Design3 crArt 144 — Two-Dimensional Design3 crArt 144 — Two-Dimensional Design
    3-D Art and Design3 crArt 145 — Three-Dimensional Design3 crArt 145 — Three-Dimensional Design3 crArt 145 — Three-Dimensional Design
    African American Studies3 crAfro Am 101 — Introduction to African American Studies3 crAfro Am 101 — Introduction to African American Studies3 crAfro Am 101 — Introduction to African American Studies
    Art History3 crArt 103 — Art Appreciation3 crArt 103 — Art Appreciation3 crArt 103 — Art Appreciation
    Biology5 crBiology 121 — Biology I5 crBiology 121 — Biology I5 crBiology 121 — Biology I
    Calculus AB4 crMath 140 — College Algebra5 crMath 207 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I5 crMath 207 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
    Calculus BC4 crMath 140 — College Algebra10 crMath 207 and 208 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I and II10 crMath 207 and 208 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I and II
    Chemistry10 crChemistry 201 and 203 — General Chemistry I and II10 crChemistry 201 and 203 — General Chemistry I and II10 crChemistry 201 and 203 — General Chemistry I and II
    Chinese8 crChinese 101 and 102 — Introduction to Chinese & Chinese II12 crChinese 101, 102, and 103 — Introduction to Chinese, Chinese II, and Chinese III16 crChinese 101, 102, 103, and 104 — Introduction to Chinese, Chinese II, Chinese III, and Chinese IV
    Comparative Government3 crPolitical Science 203 — Comparative Government3 crPolitical Science 203 — Comparative Government3 crPolitical Science 203 — Comparative Government
    Computer Science A3 crCIS 101 — Computer Science 1016 crCIS 101 and CIS 144 — Computer Science 101 and Java-Based Programming6 crCIS 101 and CIS 144 — Computer Science 101 and Java-Based Programming
    Computer Science Principles3 crCIS 101 — Computer Science 1013 crCIS 101 — Computer Science 1013 crCIS 101 — Computer Science 101
    Drawing2 crArt 200 — Individual Art Projects2 crArt 200 — Individual Art Projects2 crArt 200 — Individual Art Projects
    English Language3 crEnglish 101 — Composition I3 crEnglish 101 — Composition I3 crEnglish 101 — Composition I
    English Literature3 crLiterature 110 — Introduction to Literature3 crLiterature 110 — Introduction to Literature3 crLiterature 110 — Introduction to Literature
    Environmental Science3 crEnvironmental Studies 101 — Man and Environment I3 crEnvironmental Studies 101 — Man and Environment I3 crEnvironmental Studies 101 — Man and Environment I
    European History3 crHistory 232 — Modern European History 1500-18306 crHistory 232 and 233 — Modern European History 1500-1830 and Modern European History Since 18306 crHistory 232 and 233 — Modern European History 1500-1830 and Modern European History Since 1830
    French8 crFrench 101 and 102 — First Course French and Second Course French12 crFrench 101, 102, and 103 — First Course French, Second Course French and Third Course French16 crFrench 101, 102, 103, and 104 — First Course French, Second Course French, Third Course French, and Fourth Course French
    German4 crGerman 888 — German Elective4 crGerman 888 — German Elective4 crGerman 888 — German Elective
    Human Geography3 crGeography 201 — Physical Geography3 crGeography 201 — Physical Geography3 crGeography 201 — Physical Geography
    Italian8 crItalian 101 and 102 — First Course Italian and Second Course Italian12 crItalian 101, 102, and 103 — First Course Italian, Second Course Italian, and Third Italian Course16 crItalian 101, 102, 103, and 104 — First Course Italian, Second Course Italian, Third Italian Course, and Fourth Italian Course
    Japanese8 crJapanese 101 and 102 — First Course Japanese and Second Course Japanese12 crJapanese 101, 102, and 103 — First Course Japanese, Second Course Japanese, and Third Course Japanese16 crJapanese 101, 102, 103, and 104 — First Course Japanese, Second Course Japanese, Third Course Japanese, and Fourth Course Japanese
    Latin4 crHumanities 888 — Humanities Elective4 crHumanities 888 — Humanities Elective4 crHumanities 888 — Humanities Elective
    Macroeconomics3 crEconomics 201 — Principles of Economics I3 crEconomics 201 — Principles of Economics I3 crEconomics 201 — Principles of Economics I
    Microeconomics3 crEconomics 202 — Principles of Economics II3 crEconomics 202 — Principles of Economics II3 crEconomics 202 — Principles of Economics II
    Music Theory3 crMusic 101 — Fundamentals of Music Theory3 crMusic 101 — Fundamentals of Music Theory3 crMusic 101 — Fundamentals of Music Theory
    Physics 15 crPhysics 221 — Mechanics, Waves, and Heat5 crPhysics 221 — Mechanics, Waves, and Heat5 crPhysics 221 — Mechanics, Waves, and Heat
    Physics 25 crPhysics 222 — Electricity, Light, and Modern Physics5 crPhysics 222 — Electricity, Light, and Modern Physics5 crPhysics 222 — Electricity, Light, and Modern Physics
    Physics C: E&M5 crPhysics 236 — Engineering Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism5 crPhysics 236 — Engineering Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism5 crPhysics 236 — Engineering Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism
    Physics C: Mechanics5 crPhysics 235 — Engineering Physics I: Mechanics and Wave Motion5 crPhysics 235 — Engineering Physics I: Mechanics and Wave Motion5 crPhysics 235 — Engineering Physics I: Mechanics and Wave Motion
    Pre-Calculus6 crMath 143 — Precalculus6 crMath 143 — Precalculus6 crMath 143 — Precalculus
    Psychology3 crPsychology 201 — General Psychology3 crPsychology 201 — General Psychology3 crPsychology 201 — General Psychology
    Research3 crCCCNE — Course doesn’t transfer3 crCCCNE — Course doesn’t transfer3 crCCCNE — Course doesn’t transfer
    Seminar3 crCCCNE — Course doesn’t transfer3 crCCCNE — Course doesn’t transfer3 crCCCNE — Course doesn’t transfer
    Spanish Language8 crSpanish 101 and 102 — First Course Spanish and Second Course Spanish12 crSpanish 101, 102, and 103 — First Course Spanish, Second Course Spanish, and Third Course Spanish16 crSpanish 101, 102, 103, and 104 — First Course Spanish, Second Course Spanish, Third Course Spanish, and Fourth Course Spanish
    Spanish Literature3 crSpanish 213 — Introduction to Modern Literature Spanish3 crSpanish 213 — Introduction to Modern Literature Spanish3 crSpanish 213 — Introduction to Modern Literature Spanish
    Statistics4 crMath 125 — Introductory Statistics4 crMath 125 — Introductory Statistics4 crMath 125 — Introductory Statistics
    US Government3 crPolitical Science 201 — The National Government3 crPolitical Science 201 — The National Government3 crPolitical Science 201 — The National Government
    US History3 crHistory 111 — History of American People to 18656 crHistory 111 and 112 — History of American People to 1865 and History of American People from 18656 crHistory 111 and 112 — History of American People to 1865 and History of American People from 1865
    World History: Modern3 crHistory 141 — History of World Civilization to 15006 crHistory 141 and 142 — History of World Civilization to 1500 and History of World Civilization from 15006 crHistory 141 and 142 — History of World Civilization to 1500 and History of World Civilization from 1500

    Copied from City Colleges of Chicago's AP® credit chart. City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College sets its own policy and can change it, so credit is never guaranteed. City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College applies this chart and may add its own rules; check with City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College. Credits are in credit hours.

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    Questions students ask

    What AP® score do I need for credit at City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College?

    A 3 on every exam on the list we show. Some exams earn more with a higher score; add your exams in the calculator above to see each one.

    How much credit can one AP® exam earn at City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College?

    Up to 16 credits (credit hours), on Chinese or French or Italian or Japanese and others. On this list, one exam earns 2 to 16 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

    If your score is below what City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College asks for on that exam, you can retake the exam next May, take a CLEP® exam if City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College accepts it, or take a self-paced course with an ACE or NCCRS credit recommendation. City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College decides what counts, so ask before you enroll.

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