AP® credit at Georgetown University

Georgetown University gives credit for 31 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 31 AP® exams earn credit at Georgetown University
  • Up to 10 credits from a single exam

From Georgetown University's AP® credit policy (bulletin.georgetown.edu). Last checked 29 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at Georgetown University
  1. AP® Biologyscore 54
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 5MATH 1350 (Calculus I) and MATH 1360 (Calculus II)8
  3. AP® English Languagescore 5WRIT 1150 (Writing and Culture Seminar)3

Credits before your first class15

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Tap the exams you took (or plan to take), then pick your score.

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    An estimate from Georgetown University's published policy. Two exams that cover the same course (like Calculus AB and BC) may not both count. Georgetown University decides when your official scores arrive.

    See Georgetown University's full AP® chart (31 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and DesignNo credit0 crARTS 1600 (2D Design) (placement only)3 crARTS 1600 (2D Design)
    3-D Art and DesignNo credit0 crARTS 1601 (3D Design) (placement only)3 crARTS 1601 (3D Design)
    African American StudiesNo credit3 crCourse credit3 crCourse credit
    Art HistoryNo credit3 crCourse credit3 crCourse credit
    BiologyNo credit3 crCourse credit4 crCourse credit
    Calculus ABNo creditNo credit4 crMATH 1350 (Calculus I)
    Calculus BCNo credit4 crMATH 1350 (Calculus I)8 crMATH 1350 (Calculus I) and MATH 1360 (Calculus II)
    Calculus BC: AB SubscoreNo creditNo credit4 crMATH 1350 (Calculus I)
    ChemistryNo creditNo credit3 crCourse credit
    ChineseNo credit6 crCHIN 15126 crCHIN 1512
    DrawingNo credit0 crARTS 1100 (Drawing I) (placement only)3 crARTS 1100 (Drawing I)
    English LanguageNo creditNo credit3 crWRIT 1150 (Writing and Culture Seminar)
    English LiteratureNo creditNo credit3 crWRIT 1150 (Writing and Culture Seminar)
    Environmental ScienceNo credit3 crCourse credit4 crCourse credit
    European HistoryNo creditNo credit3 crCourse credit
    FrenchNo credit6 crFREN 2001 (Advanced French I) and FREN 2002 (Advanced French II)6 crFREN 2001 (Advanced French I) and FREN 2002 (Advanced French II)
    GermanNo credit6 crGERM 2001 (Advanced German I) and GERM 2002 (Advanced German II)6 crGERM 2001 (Advanced German I) and GERM 2002 (Advanced German II)
    ItalianNo credit10 crITAL 2011 (Intensive Advanced Italian I) and ITAL 2012 (Intensive Advanced Italian II)10 crITAL 2011 (Intensive Advanced Italian I) and ITAL 2012 (Intensive Advanced Italian II)
    JapaneseNo credit6 crJAPN 15126 crJAPN 1512
    LatinNo credit4 crCLSL 1511 (Intermediate Latin)4 crCLSL 1511 (Intermediate Latin)
    MacroeconomicsNo creditNo credit3 crECON 1002 (Principles of Macroeconomics)
    MicroeconomicsNo creditNo credit3 crECON 1001 (Principles of Microeconomics)
    Music TheoryNo creditNo credit3 crMUSC-1041 (Music Theory 1)
    Physics C: E&MNo creditNo credit5 crPHYS 2052 (Principles of Physics II)
    Physics C: MechanicsNo creditNo credit5 crPHYS 2051 (Principles of Physics I)
    Spanish LanguageNo credit6 crSPAN 2003 and SPAN 2004 (CAS, MSB, SOH, BSON); SPAN 2001 and SPAN 2002 (SFS)6 crSPAN 2003 and SPAN 2004 (CAS, MSB, SOH, BSON); SPAN 2001 and SPAN 2002 (SFS)
    Spanish LiteratureNo credit6 crSPAN 2003 and SPAN 2004 (CAS, MSB, SOH, BSON); SPAN 2001 and SPAN 2002 (SFS)6 crSPAN 2003 and SPAN 2004 (CAS, MSB, SOH, BSON); SPAN 2001 and SPAN 2002 (SFS)
    StatisticsNo creditNo credit4 crMATH 1040 (Probability and Statistics)
    US GovernmentNo credit0 crGOVT 1200 (US Political Systems) (placement only)0 crGOVT 1200 (US Political Systems) (placement only)
    US HistoryNo creditNo credit3 crCourse credit
    World History: ModernNo creditNo credit3 crCourse credit

    Copied from Georgetown University's AP® credit policy (bulletin.georgetown.edu), checked 29 Oct 2026. Georgetown University sets its own policy and can change it, so credit is never guaranteed.

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    Questions students ask

    What AP® score do I need for credit at Georgetown University?

    It depends on the exam: from a 4 on some exams to a 5 on others. Add your exams in the calculator above to see each one.

    How much credit can one AP® exam earn at Georgetown University?

    Up to 10 credits, on Italian. On this list, one exam earns 3 to 10 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

    No. Georgetown University sets its own policy and can change it. We copied this from Georgetown University's AP® credit policy (bulletin.georgetown.edu) on 29 Oct 2026; check the official page before you count on the credit.

    Are these official AP® study guides?

    No. AP® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, these guides. TransferCredit.org is independent.

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