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CLEP Exams at Community College of Baltimore County

Community College of Baltimore County accepts 30 CLEP® exams for transferable college credit. See the accepted exams, minimum required scores, and credit hours awarded, along with other credit-by-exam and prior-learning options available at this college.

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90-minute exam at any test center. Enter CCBC's CLEP® code 5285 — or DSST code 8007 — at registration so scores transmit to the Registrar automatically. Book it on College Board's CLEP® site.
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Credit goes on your CCBC transcript once the Registrar has your score — ask the Registrar how long that takes. No professor meetings, no final-paper panic — just credit. Plan which credits count with our Degree Planner.
The Exam List

Every CLEP® exam
Community College of Baltimore County accepts.

30 CLEP® exams organized by category, with the minimum score and credit hours awarded for each.

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Estimate: the credit hours at a $390/credit-hour public university average, minus $95 per CLEP® exam and $149 for Lifetime prep. Community College of Baltimore County decides how many exam credits count toward your degree.

Science and Mathematics

3 exams · up to 10 credits
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See something outdated? CLEP® policies, minimum scores, and credit awards can change. If you spot a discrepancy with Community College of Baltimore County's current policy, email team@transfercredit.org and we'll update this page.
What this is worth

5 exams at Community Baltimore County, two ways

Community Baltimore County accepts 30 CLEP® exams. Here's what it costs to earn 15 of those credits in a classroom versus by exam.

In the classroom
$5,850
5 courses · about 75 weeks
15 credit hours$390/cr
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$624
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5 exam fees$475
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Based on a $390/credit-hour public university average. Your actual saving depends on Community College of Baltimore County's tuition and how many exam credits it lets you apply toward your degree.

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About the college

About Community College of Baltimore County

Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) is a public community college serving Baltimore County, Maryland, with campuses and centers in the Baltimore area, including Owings Mills. It is part of the Maryland community college system and offers open-access higher education options for local and regional students. CCBC provides a mix of credit and noncredit learning opportunities.

CCBC offers associate degrees, certificates, workforce training, and transfer-oriented coursework across a broad range of fields. Like many community colleges, it is designed to support students who plan to enter the workforce directly as well as those who intend to continue at a four-year institution. Its academic strengths are generally centered on affordability, accessibility, and transfer preparation.

  • Public community college serving Baltimore County and the surrounding region
  • Transfer-oriented options for students planning to continue to four-year colleges
  • Workforce and career programs alongside associate degree and certificate study
  • Regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education
  • Open-access mission with flexible pathways for a wide range of students
Transfer credit policy

How Transfer Credits Work at Community College of Baltimore County

For CLEP and other credit-by-exam pathways, CCBC is the kind of institution where students should verify current policies directly with the college before testing. Community colleges commonly evaluate exam credit through registrar or academic advising offices, and acceptance can depend on the exam, score, and the student’s program of study. Students planning to transfer should also confirm how any awarded credit will apply toward degree requirements.

Students may also have options involving CLEP®, DSST, AP, ACE, or NCCRS credits, depending on CCBC'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. Community College of Baltimore County transfer credits should therefore be reviewed against the specific degree program.

Transfer tip: Check your transfer credit evaluation and compare accepted credits with your Community College of Baltimore County degree requirements before planning additional coursework.
Beyond CLEP®

ACE & NCCRS coursework
may still be considered.

Community College of Baltimore County may consider ACE- and NCCRS-recommended coursework for transfer credit under its prior learning assessment (PLA) policies. Acceptance varies by institution, program, and course. Before enrolling in an ACE or NCCRS course, confirm with the college's registrar or transfer credit office whether the specific course can be applied toward your degree.

ACE · American Council on Education
ACE Credit
ACE evaluates non-traditional learning — including corporate training, workforce programs, and credit-by-exam — and recommends equivalent college credit. CLEP® exams are also ACE-reviewed. Colleges may consider ACE-recommended coursework under their transfer credit or prior-learning policies.
Source: acenet.edu
NCCRS
NCCRS Credit
NCCRS reviews non-collegiate coursework and provides college-credit recommendations for eligible learning. Member and non-member institutions may consider NCCRS-recommended coursework under their transfer credit or prior-learning policies. Acceptance depends on the institution, program, and applicable degree requirements.
Source: nationalccrs.org
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ACE & NCCRS Courses Community College of Baltimore County May Consider

Self-paced courses across general education and major requirements may carry an official ACE or NCCRS credit recommendation and can be submitted to the Registrar for transfer credit review.

Community College of Baltimore County may consider ACE and NCCRS credits under its transfer or prior learning assessment (PLA) policies. Acceptance is institution-specific — confirm with the Registrar before enrolling in any course intended for credit transfer.

Subjects with a link go to the matching CLEP® or DSST study guide on TransferCredit.org.

Business & Accounting

20 courses · 60 credits
Managerial Accounting 3cr Financial Accounting 3cr Business Essentials 3cr Principles of Management 3cr Foundations of Leadership 3cr Leadership & Organizational Behavior 3cr Business Communication 3cr Business Ethics 3cr Leading Organizational Change 3cr Project Management 3cr Business Law 3cr International Business 3cr Human Resources Management 3cr Globalization & International Mgmt. 3cr Entrepreneurship 3cr Microeconomics 3cr Macroeconomics 3cr Principles of Finance 3cr Financial Management 3cr Principles of Marketing 3cr

English, Writing & Humanities

7 courses · 21 credits
Advanced Technical Writing 3cr English Composition I 3cr English Composition II 3cr College Writing 3cr Humanities 201: Critical Thinking 3cr Art History I 3cr Art History II 3cr

Mathematics

9 courses · 31 credits
Business Math 3cr College Algebra 3cr Pre-Calculus 3cr Calculus 1 4cr Calculus 2 4cr Calculus 3 4cr Discrete Mathematics 4cr Quantitative Analysis 3cr Principles of Statistics 3cr

Computer Science & IT

22 courses · 66 credits
Current Trends in CS & IT 3cr Computer Concepts & Applications 3cr Introduction to HTML & CSS 3cr Introduction to JavaScript 3cr Ethics in Technology 3cr Introduction to Networking 3cr Fundamentals of Information Technology 3cr Introduction to Linux 3cr Introduction to Java 3cr Programming in Python 3cr Introduction to Computing 3cr Programming in C 3cr Programming in C++ 3cr Data Structures & Algorithms 3cr Network & Systems Security 3cr Cybersecurity 3cr Database Fundamentals 3cr Software Engineering 3cr Introduction to Operating Systems 3cr Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 3cr Database Programming 3cr Systems Analysis & Design 3cr

Health Sciences

8 courses · 20 credits
Medical Terminology 3cr Healthcare Finance & Budgeting 3cr Healthcare Organization & Management 3cr HR Management in Healthcare 3cr Anatomy & Physiology I 3cr Anatomy & Physiology I Lab 1cr Anatomy & Physiology II 3cr Anatomy & Physiology II Lab 1cr

Natural Sciences

5 courses · 13 credits
Introduction to Biology 1 3cr Introduction to Biology 2 3cr Chemistry I 3cr Physics I 3cr Environmental Science 1cr

Psychology & Social Science

11 courses · 33 credits
Introduction to Psychology 3cr Research Methods in Psychology 3cr Psychology of Diversity 3cr Educational Psychology 3cr Abnormal Psychology 3cr Psychology of Personality 3cr Advanced Social Psychology 3cr Ethics in the Social Sciences 3cr Introduction to Sociology 3cr Introduction to Criminology 3cr Principles of Philosophy 3cr

History & Languages

3 courses · 9 credits
U.S. History I 3cr U.S. History II 3cr French Language I 3cr
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We're a credit-by-exam prep provider offering ACE/NCCRS coursework through our partners. These pathways provide official records that can be submitted to CCBC's Registrar for transfer credit evaluation.

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What you get with TransferCredit

  • Structured CLEP® prep for 25+ exams, with chapters, subchapters, and 500+ practice questions per subject
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  • Official transcripts through the ACE Credit Registry (Credly) and applicable NCCRS providers for transfer credit evaluation
  • Pass-or-pivot option — a CLEP® setback may provide access to a matching ACE/NCCRS course
The Transfer

How credit reaches CCBC

  • CLEP® path: Enter CCBC's CLEP® code 5285 during registration so College Board can send your scores for credit evaluation
  • DSST path: Send your DSST score to CCBC with DSST code 8007, through its transfer credit process
  • NCCRS path: Complete the course, receive the applicable NCCRS transcript, and submit it to the Registrar
  • Consolidation option: Eligible ACE/NCCRS credits may be combined through transcript services such as Excelsior University's OneTranscript
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CLEP® Exam
Format90-min exam
Time to credit4–8 weeks prep
Cost$93 exam + prep
CCBC acceptsYes · 30 subjects
RiskSingle high-stakes exam
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Format~2-hr exam
Time to credit4–8 weeks prep
Cost$100 exam + prep
CCBC acceptsYes · code 8007
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FormatSelf-paced + retake-able final
Time to credit2–6 weeks / course
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CCBC acceptsMay accept (confirm)
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Format15-week semester
Time to credit4–6 months
Cost$300–600 per credit
CCBC acceptsUsually · articulation agreements
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Best for: Students who want a traditional classroom experience and are not time-constrained.
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CCBC accepts DSST exams too
Beyond CLEP®, CCBC is a DSST credit-granting institution (DSST code 8007). DSST covers 30+ subjects — including upper-level and technical topics CLEP® doesn't offer, like Business Ethics, Cybersecurity, and Criminal Justice. Exams are free for active-duty military through DANTES. Confirm accepted DSST subjects and minimum scores with the Registrar before scheduling.
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

How many CLEP® exams does Community College of Baltimore County accept?
Community College of Baltimore County accepts 30 CLEP® exams for college credit across Business, Composition and Literature, History and Social Sciences, Science and Mathematics, and World Languages.
What minimum CLEP® score does CCBC require?
CCBC requires minimum CLEP® scores in the range of 50 – 60 depending on the exam. The standard ACE-recommended passing score for CLEP® is 50.
How do I send my CLEP® score to Community College of Baltimore County?
Enter CCBC's institution code 5285 when registering for your CLEP® exam. Scores transmit automatically to the Registrar.
How many CLEP® credits can I apply toward my CCBC degree?
Each college and program sets its own limit. Ask the CCBC Registrar how many exam credits it accepts toward your degree.
Does CCBC accept DSST exams?
Yes. CCBC is a DSST credit-awarding institution with DSST code 8007.
Is CCBC an NCCRS member institution?
CCBC is not currently listed as an NCCRS member. NCCRS-recommended coursework may still be considered under the Registrar's prior-learning policy — confirm first.
How long does it take to earn CLEP® credit at CCBC?
Prep time depends on the subject and what you already know. The CLEP® itself is 90 minutes. Credit posts to your transcript once the Registrar has your score — ask CCBC how long that takes.
What if I don't pass my CLEP® exam on the first try?
You can retake CLEP® after 3 months. With a TransferCredit.org subscription, you can also pivot to the matching ACE/NCCRS self-paced course with retake-able finals.
CLEP® exam details — Business (5 exams)
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Financial Accounting?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Financial Accounting exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Information Systems?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Information Systems exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Introductory Business Law?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Introductory Business Law exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Principles of Management?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Principles of Management exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Principles of Marketing?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Principles of Marketing exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
CLEP® exam details — Composition and Literature (5 exams)
Does CCBC accept CLEP® American Literature?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® American Literature exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® College Composition?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® College Composition exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 60.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® College Composition Modular?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® College Composition Modular exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 60.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® English Literature?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® English Literature exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Humanities?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Humanities exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
CLEP® exam details — History and Social Sciences (11 exams)
Does CCBC accept CLEP® American Government?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® American Government exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877 exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Human Growth and Development?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Human Growth and Development exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Introduction to Educational Psychology?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Introduction to Educational Psychology exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Introductory Psychology?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Introductory Psychology exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Introductory Sociology?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Introductory Sociology exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Principles of Macroeconomics?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Principles of Macroeconomics exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Principles of Microeconomics?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Principles of Microeconomics exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
CLEP® exam details — Science and Mathematics (3 exams)
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Calculus?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Calculus exam for 4 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® College Algebra?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® College Algebra exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Precalculus?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Precalculus exam for 3 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
CLEP® exam details — World Languages (6 exams)
Does CCBC accept CLEP® French Language Level I?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® French Language Level I exam for 6 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® French Language Level II?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® French Language Level II exam for 6 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® German Language Level I?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® German Language Level I exam for 6 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® German Language Level II?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® German Language Level II exam for 6 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Spanish Language Level I?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Spanish Language Level I exam for 6 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
Does CCBC accept CLEP® Spanish Language Level II?
Yes. CCBC accepts the CLEP® Spanish Language Level II exam for 6 college credits, with a minimum required score of 50.
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