CLEP Exams at Saint Joseph College (West Hartford)

Saint Joseph College was a private Catholic college in West Hartford, Connecticut. It was founded in 1932 by the Sisters of Mercy and served undergraduate women for much of its history before later becoming coeducational. The institution is now known as the University of Saint Joseph, but the Saint Joseph College name is still used in some historical references.

The college offered liberal arts and professional programs, with strengths that included education, nursing, health-related fields, and the arts and sciences. As a Catholic institution, it emphasized service, ethical leadership, and a broad undergraduate education. Because the school later became a university, its academic offerings expanded beyond the traditional college model.

For CLEP and transfer-credit purposes, Saint Joseph College should be treated according to the policies that were in effect at the time a student attended. Institutions commonly evaluate CLEP scores and transfer coursework through their registrar or admissions office, but acceptance depends on the school’s published policy and the student’s program of study. If you are seeking credit for coursework or exams, the safest approach is to confirm the exact policy with the institution’s records office.

Students may also have options involving CLEP®, DSST, AP, ACE, or NCCRS credits, depending on SJC'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. Saint Joseph College - West Hartford transfer credits should therefore be reviewed against the specific degree program.