AP® credit at Long Island University

Long Island University gives credit for 37 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 37 AP® exams earn credit at Long Island University
  • Up to 8 credits from a single exam

From Long Island University's AP® credit policy (liu.edu). Last checked 28 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at Long Island University
  1. AP® Biologyscore 4+BIO 103 and 104 (LIU Post); BIO 120 & BIO 122 (LIU Brooklyn)8
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 4+MTH 107 and 208 (LIU Post); MTH 140 and MTH 101 (LIU Brooklyn)8
  3. AP® English Languagescore 4+ENG 110 and ENG 111 (LIU Post); ENG 110 and ENG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6

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

    See Long Island University's full AP® chart (37 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design6 crART NE (LIU Post); ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART NE (LIU Post); ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART NE (LIU Post); ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    3-D Art and Design6 crART NE (LIU Post); ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART NE (LIU Post); ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART NE (LIU Post); ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    Art History6 crART 104 and ART NE (LIU Post); ART 101 & ART NE Art Elective (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART 104 and ART NE (LIU Post); ART 101 & ART NE Art Elective (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART 104 and ART NE (LIU Post); ART 101 & ART NE Art Elective (LIU Brooklyn)
    Biology4 crLART Elective (LIU Post); LART Elective (LIU Brooklyn)8 crBIO 103 and 104 (LIU Post); BIO 120 & BIO 122 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crBIO 103 and 104 (LIU Post); BIO 120 & BIO 122 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Calculus ABNo credit4 crMTH 107 (LIU Post); MTH 140 (LIU Brooklyn)4 crMTH 107 (LIU Post); MTH 140 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Calculus BCNo credit8 crMTH 107 and 208 (LIU Post); MTH 140 and MTH 101 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crMTH 107 and 208 (LIU Post); MTH 140 and MTH 101 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Chemistry4 crLART Elective (LIU Post); LART Elective (LIU Brooklyn)8 crCHE 103 & CHE 104 (LIU Post); CHE 103 & CHE 104 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crCHE 103 & CHE 104 (LIU Post); CHE 103 & CHE 104 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Chinese3 crLANG 111 (LIU Post); LANG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Comparative Government3 crPOL 161 (LIU Post); POL 161 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crPOL 161 (LIU Post); POL 161 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crPOL 161 (LIU Post); POL 161 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Computer Science A3 crCS NE (LIU Post); CS 201 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crCS NE (LIU Post); CS 201 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crCS NE (LIU Post); CS 201 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Drawing6 crART 105 and ART NE (LIU Post); ART 350 & ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART 105 and ART NE (LIU Post); ART 350 & ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crART 105 and ART NE (LIU Post); ART 350 & ART NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    English Language3 crENG 110 (LIU Post); ENG 110 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crENG 110 and ENG 111 (LIU Post); ENG 110 and ENG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crENG 110 and ENG 111 (LIU Post); ENG 110 and ENG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)
    English Literature3 crENG 101 (or NE) (LIU Post); ENG 110 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crENG 110 and NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 and ENG 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crENG 110 and NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 and ENG 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Environmental Science3 crSCI NE (LIU Post); SCI NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crSCI NE (LIU Post); SCI NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crSCI NE (LIU Post); SCI NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    European History3 crHIS NE (LIU Post); HIS NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crHIS NE (LIU Post); HIS NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crHIS NE (LIU Post); HIS NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    French3 crFRE 111 (LIU Post); FRE 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crFRE 111-112 (LIU Post); FRE 111-112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crFRE 111-112 (LIU Post); FRE 111-112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    German3 crLANG 111 (LIU Post); LANG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Human Geography3 crGGR NE (LIU Post); GEO NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crGGR NE (LIU Post); GEO NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crGGR NE (LIU Post); GEO NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    Italian3 crITL 111 (LIU Post); ITL 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crITL 111 & ITL 112 (LIU Post); ITL 111 & ITL 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crITL 111 & ITL 112 (LIU Post); ITL 111 & ITL 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Japanese3 crLANG 111 (LIU Post); LANG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Latin3 crLANG 111 (LIU Post); LANG 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crLANG 111, 112 (LIU Post); LANG 111, 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Macroeconomics3 crECO 101 (LIU Post); ECO 102 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crECO 101 (LIU Post); ECO 102 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crECO 101 (LIU Post); ECO 102 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Microeconomics3 crECO 102 (LIU Post); ECO 101 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crECO 102 (LIU Post); ECO 101 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crECO 102 (LIU Post); ECO 101 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Music Theory3 crMUS 102 (LIU Post); MUS 102 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crMUS 102 and MUS NE (LIU Post); MUS 102 and MUS NE (LIU Brooklyn)6 crMUS 102 and MUS NE (LIU Post); MUS 102 and MUS NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    Physics 14 crLART Elective (LIU Post); LART Elective (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Physics 24 crLART Elective (LIU Post); LART Elective (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Physics C: E&M4 crLART Elective (LIU Post); LART Elective (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Physics C: Mechanics4 crLART Elective (LIU Post); LART Elective (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)8 crPHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Post); PHY 131 and PHY 132 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Psychology3 crPSY 102 (LIU Post); PSY 102 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crPSY 102 (LIU Post); PSY 102 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crPSY 102 (LIU Post); PSY 102 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Research3 crENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    Seminar3 crENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Brooklyn)3 crENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Post); ENG 110 or ENG NE (LIU Brooklyn)
    Spanish Language3 crSPA 111 (LIU Post); SPA 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crSPA 111 & 112 (LIU Post); SPA 111 & 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crSPA 111 & 112 (LIU Post); SPA 111 & 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Spanish Literature3 crSPA 111 (LIU Post); SPA 111 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crSPA 111 & 112 (LIU Post); SPA 111 & 112 (LIU Brooklyn)6 crSPA 111 & 112 (LIU Post); SPA 111 & 112 (LIU Brooklyn)
    Statistics3 crMTH 119 (LIU Post); MTH 100 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crMTH 119 (LIU Post); MTH 100 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crMTH 119 (LIU Post); MTH 100 (LIU Brooklyn)
    US Government3 crPOL 102 (LIU Post); POL 102 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crPOL 102 (LIU Post); POL 102 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crPOL 102 (LIU Post); POL 102 (LIU Brooklyn)
    US History3 crHIS 100 (LIU Post); HIS 100 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crHIS 100 (LIU Post); HIS 100 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crHIS 100 (LIU Post); HIS 100 (LIU Brooklyn)
    World History: Modern3 crHIS 101 (LIU Post); HIS 101 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crHIS 101 (LIU Post); HIS 101 (LIU Brooklyn)3 crHIS 101 (LIU Post); HIS 101 (LIU Brooklyn)

    Copied from Long Island University's AP® credit policy (liu.edu), checked 28 Oct 2026. Long Island 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 Long Island University?

    It depends on the exam: from a 3 on some exams to a 4 on others. Add your exams in the calculator above to see each one.

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

    Up to 8 credits, on Biology or Calculus BC or Chemistry or Physics 1 and others. On this list, one exam earns 3 to 8 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

    No. Long Island University sets its own policy and can change it. We copied this from Long Island University's AP® credit policy (liu.edu) on 28 Oct 2026; check the official page before you count on the credit.

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