AP® credit at Joliet Junior College

Joliet Junior College gives credit for 41 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 41 AP® exams earn credit at Joliet Junior College
  • A 3 earns credit on every exam on Joliet Junior College's list
  • Up to 16 credits from a single exam

From Joliet Junior College's AP® credit policy (jjc.edu). Last checked 29 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at Joliet Junior College
  1. AP® Biologyscore 4+BIO 151: General Biology I (L1 910L) and BIO 152: General Biology II (L1 901L)10
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 4+MATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1) and MATH 171: Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (M1 900-2)9
  3. AP® English Languagescore 3+ENG 101: Rhetoric I (C1 900)3

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    See Joliet Junior College's full AP® chart (41 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design3 crART 103: 2D Design3 crART 103: 2D Design3 crART 103: 2D Design
    3-D Art and Design3 crART 104: 3D Design3 crART 104: 3D Design3 crART 104: 3D Design
    African American Studies3 crSSC 101E: Social science elective3 crHIST 293: History of Black America3 crHIST 293: History of Black America
    Art History6 crART 115: Introduction to Ancient and Medieval Art (F2 901) and ART 119: Introduction to Renaissance to Modern Art (F2 902)6 crART 115: Introduction to Ancient and Medieval Art (F2 901) and ART 119: Introduction to Renaissance to Modern Art (F2 902)6 crART 115: Introduction to Ancient and Medieval Art (F2 901) and ART 119: Introduction to Renaissance to Modern Art (F2 902)
    Biology5 crBIO 104: Biological Diversity (L1 900L) or BIO 151: General Biology I (L1 910L)10 crBIO 151: General Biology I (L1 910L) and BIO 152: General Biology II (L1 901L)10 crBIO 151: General Biology I (L1 910L) and BIO 152: General Biology II (L1 901L)
    Business & Personal Finance3 crBUS 101E: Business elective3 crBUS 101E: Business elective3 crBUS 101E: Business elective
    Calculus AB5 crMATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1)5 crMATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1)5 crMATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1)
    Calculus BC5 crMATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1)9 crMATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1) and MATH 171: Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (M1 900-2)9 crMATH 170: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (M1 900-1) and MATH 171: Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (M1 900-2)
    Chemistry5 crCHEM 101: General Chemistry I (P1 902L)5 crCHEM 101: General Chemistry I (P1 902L)10 crCHEM 101: General Chemistry I (P1 902L) and CHEM 102: General Chemistry II (CHM 912)
    Chinese12 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, and LANG 103E: Foreign language electives16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)
    Comparative Government3 crPSCI 200: Introduction to Comparative Government (S5 905)3 crPSCI 200: Introduction to Comparative Government (S5 905)3 crPSCI 200: Introduction to Comparative Government (S5 905)
    Computer Science A4 crCIS 246: Advanced C Using C++ (CS 911)4 crCIS 246: Advanced C Using C++ (CS 911)4 crCIS 246: Advanced C Using C++ (CS 911)
    Computer Science Principles4 crCIS 122: Computer Information Systems Fundamentals4 crCIS 122: Computer Information Systems Fundamentals4 crCIS 122: Computer Information Systems Fundamentals
    Drawing3 crART 101: Drawing I3 crART 101: Drawing I3 crART 101: Drawing I
    English Language3 crENG 101: Rhetoric I (C1 900)3 crENG 101: Rhetoric I (C1 900)3 crENG 101: Rhetoric I (C1 900)
    English Literature3 crENG 204: Introduction to Literature (H3 900)3 crENG 204: Introduction to Literature (H3 900)3 crENG 204: Introduction to Literature (H3 900)
    Environmental Science3 crBIO 146: Environmental Biology (L1 905)3 crBIO 146: Environmental Biology (L1 905)3 crBIO 146: Environmental Biology (L1 905)
    European History3 crSSC 101E: Social science elective3 crSSC 101E: Social science elective3 crSSC 101E: Social science elective
    French12 crFRCH 101: Elementary French I, FRCH 102: Elementary French II, and FRCH 103: Intermediate French I16 crFRCH 101: Elementary French I, FRCH 102: Elementary French II, FRCH 103: Intermediate French I, and FRCH 104: Intermediate French II (H1 900)16 crFRCH 101: Elementary French I, FRCH 102: Elementary French II, FRCH 103: Intermediate French I, and FRCH 104: Intermediate French II (H1 900)
    German12 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, and LANG 103E: Foreign language electives16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)
    Human Geography3 crGEOG 106: Cultural Geography (S4 900N)3 crGEOG 106: Cultural Geography (S4 900N)3 crGEOG 106: Cultural Geography (S4 900N)
    Italian12 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, and LANG 103E: Foreign language electives16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)
    Japanese12 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, and LANG 103E: Foreign language electives16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)
    Latin12 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, and LANG 103E: Foreign language electives16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)16 crLANG 101E, LANG 102E, LANG 103E, and LANG 104E: Foreign language electives (H1 900)
    Macroeconomics3 crECON 103: Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics) (S3 901)3 crECON 103: Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics) (S3 901)3 crECON 103: Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics) (S3 901)
    Microeconomics3 crECON 104: Principles of Economics II (Microeconomics) (S3 902)3 crECON 104: Principles of Economics II (Microeconomics) (S3 902)3 crECON 104: Principles of Economics II (Microeconomics) (S3 902)
    Music Theory3 crMUS 104: Fundamentals of Music3 crMUS 104: Fundamentals of Music3 crMUS 104: Fundamentals of Music
    Physics 15 crPHYS 101: General Physics I (P1 900L)5 crPHYS 101: General Physics I (P1 900L)5 crPHYS 101: General Physics I (P1 900L)
    Physics 25 crPHYS 102: General Physics II5 crPHYS 102: General Physics II5 crPHYS 102: General Physics II
    Physics C: E&M5 crPHYS 202: Engineering Physics II5 crPHYS 202: Engineering Physics II5 crPHYS 202: Engineering Physics II
    Physics C: Mechanics5 crPHYS 201: Engineering Physics I (P2 900L)5 crPHYS 201: Engineering Physics I (P2 900L)5 crPHYS 201: Engineering Physics I (P2 900L)
    Pre-Calculus4 crMATH 138: Precalculus I: Algebra4 crMATH 139: Precalculus II: Trigonometry4 crMATH 139: Precalculus II: Trigonometry
    Psychology3 crPSYC 101: General Psychology (S6 900)3 crPSYC 101: General Psychology (S6 900)3 crPSYC 101: General Psychology (S6 900)
    Research3 crELEC 101E: General elective3 crELEC 101E: General elective3 crELEC 101E: General elective
    Seminar3 crELEC 101E: General elective3 crELEC 101E: General elective3 crELEC 101E: General elective
    Spanish Language12 crSPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I, SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II, and SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I16 crSPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I, SPAN 102: Elementary Spanish II, SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I, and SPAN 104: Intermediate Spanish II (H1 900)16 crSPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I, SPAN 102: Elementary Spanish II, SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I, and SPAN 104: Intermediate Spanish II (H1 900)
    Spanish Literature12 crSPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I, SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II, and SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I12 crSPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I, SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II, and SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I12 crSPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I, SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II, and SPAN 103: Intermediate Spanish I
    Statistics4 crMATH 128: Elementary Statistics (M1 902)4 crMATH 128: Elementary Statistics (M1 902)4 crMATH 128: Elementary Statistics (M1 902)
    US Government3 crPSCI 101 (S5 900): Introduction to Political Science3 crPSCI 101 (S5 900): Introduction to Political Science3 crPSCI 101 (S5 900): Introduction to Political Science
    US History3 crHIST 103: History of the United States to 1865 (S2 900)3 crHIST 103: History of the United States to 1865 (S2 900)3 crHIST 103: History of the United States to 1865 (S2 900)
    World History: Modern3 crHIST 108: World History since 1500 (S2 913N)3 crHIST 108: World History since 1500 (S2 913N)3 crHIST 108: World History since 1500 (S2 913N)

    Copied from Joliet Junior College's AP® credit policy (jjc.edu), checked 29 Oct 2026. Joliet Junior College 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 Joliet Junior 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 Joliet Junior College?

    Up to 16 credits, on Chinese or French or German or Italian and others. On this list, one exam earns 3 to 16 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

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

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