CLEP Exams at Columbia Union College

Columbia Union College was the former name of Washington Adventist University, a private university in Takoma Park, Maryland. The institution is affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church and serves students in the Washington, D.C. area. It is now known as Washington Adventist University, so historical references to Columbia Union College usually point to the same school.

The university offers undergraduate and graduate study with an emphasis on health sciences, business, education, and liberal arts. It is especially known for programs connected to healthcare and service-oriented careers, reflecting its Adventist mission. Academic offerings and program availability can change, so the university's current catalog is the best source for exact majors and degrees.

For transfer and credit-by-exam questions, students should review Washington Adventist University's current transfer credit and prior learning policies. Like many regionally accredited institutions, it may evaluate outside coursework and standardized exam credit on a case-by-case basis. CLEP acceptance, score requirements, and limits can vary by program and degree level, so students should confirm details with the university before relying on exam credit.

Students may also have options involving CLEP®, DSST, AP, ACE, or NCCRS credits, depending on Washington Adventist University's current policies. Not every alternative credit source is automatically accepted, so verify eligibility before completing a course or exam.

Approved credits may count toward general education, major requirements, electives, or other degree requirements depending on the evaluation. Columbia Union College transfer credits should therefore be reviewed against the specific degree program.