AP® credit at Stockton University

Stockton University gives credit for 38 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 38 AP® exams earn credit at Stockton University
  • Up to 16 credits from a single exam

From Stockton University's AP® credit policy (stockton.edu). Last checked 29 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at Stockton University
  1. AP® Biologyscore 5BIOL 1200/1205 Cells & Molecules w/ Lab and BIOL 1400/1405 Biodiversity & Evolution w/ Lab10
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 4+MATH 2215, 2216, Calculus I + II10
  3. AP® English Languagescore 3+FRST 2120 Rhetoric and Composition + W14

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

    See Stockton University's full AP® chart (38 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design4 crARTV Elective4 crARTV 1161 2-D Design4 crARTV 1161 2-D Design
    3-D Art and Design4 crARTV Elective4 crARTV 1169 3-D Design4 crARTV 1169 3-D Design
    African American Studies4 crAFRI Elective8 crAFRI 1101: Intro to Africana Studies & AFRI 2103: The Contemporary African Diaspora8 crAFRI 1101: Intro to Africana Studies & AFRI 2103: The Contemporary African Diaspora
    Art History4 crARTV Elective4 crARTV 2175 Art History I4 crARTV 2175 Art History I
    BiologyNo credit5 crBIOL Elective10 crBIOL 1200/1205 Cells & Molecules w/ Lab and BIOL 1400/1405 Biodiversity & Evolution w/ Lab
    Calculus ABNo credit5 crMATH 2215 Calculus I5 crMATH 2215 Calculus I
    Calculus BCNo credit10 crMATH 2215, 2216, Calculus I + II10 crMATH 2215, 2216, Calculus I + II
    ChemistryNo credit5 crCHEM 2110/21159 crCHEM 2110/2115 and CHEM 2140
    Chinese4 crBeginning LANG elective8 crBeginning & Intermediate LANG elective8 crBeginning & Intermediate LANG elective
    Comparative Government4 crPOLS 2160 Intro to Comparative Politics4 crPOLS 2160 Intro to Comparative Politics4 crPOLS 2160 Intro to Comparative Politics
    Computer Science A4 crCSIS Elective4 crCSIS 2101 Programming and Problem Solving I4 crCSIS 2101 Programming and Problem Solving I
    Computer Science Principles4 crCSIS Elective4 crCSIS 1100 Computer Science: An Overview4 crCSIS 1100 Computer Science: An Overview
    Drawing4 crARTV Elective4 crARTV 1162 Intro to Drawing4 crARTV 1162 Intro to Drawing
    English Language4 crFRST 2120 Rhetoric and Composition + W14 crFRST 2120 Rhetoric and Composition + W14 crFRST 2120 Rhetoric and Composition + W1
    English Literature4 crLITT Elective + W14 crLITT Elective + W14 crLITT Elective + W1
    Environmental Science4 crENVL 1100 Intro to Environmental Studies4 crENVL 1100 Intro to Environmental Studies4 crENVL 1100 Intro to Environmental Studies
    European History4 crHIST Elective8 crHIST 2120, 2121 European History8 crHIST 2120, 2121 European History
    French8 crLANG 1230 & 1231 Beginning French I + II12 cr1230, 1231 & 2230 Beg. French I + II and Intermediate French I16 crLANG 1230, 1231, 2230 & 2231 Beg. French I + II and Intermediate French I + II
    German8 crLANG 1250 & 1251 German Lang & Culture I + II12 crLANG 1250, 1251 & 2251 German Language & Culture I + II and Intermediate German I16 crLANG 1250, 1251, 2251 & 2252 German Lang & Culture I + II and Intermediate German I + II
    Human Geography4 crInternational/Multicultural Elective4 crInternational/Multicultural Elective4 crInternational/Multicultural Elective
    Italian8 crLANG 1180 & 1181 Italian Lang & Culture I + II12 crLANG 1180, 1181 & 2280 Italian Language & Culture I + II and Intermediate Italian I16 crLANG 1180, 1181, 2280 & 2281 Italian Lang & Culture I + II and Intermediate Italian I + II
    Latin4 crLANG 1220 Beginning Latin I8 crLANG 1220 & 1221 Beginning Latin I + II8 crLANG 1220 & 1221 Beginning Latin I + II
    Macroeconomics4 crECON 1200 Intro to Macroeconomics4 crECON 1200 Intro to Macroeconomics4 crECON 1200 Intro to Macroeconomics
    Microeconomics4 crECON 1400 Intro to Microeconomics4 crECON 1400 Intro to Microeconomics4 crECON 1400 Intro to Microeconomics
    Music Theory4 crMUSC 2115 Music Theory I4 crMUSC 2115 Music Theory I8 crMUSC 2115 & 2116 Music Theory I + II
    Physics 14 crGeneral Elective + Q15 crPHYS 2110, 2115 Physics for Life Science I + Lab5 crPHYS 2110, 2115 Physics for Life Science I + Lab
    Physics 24 crGeneral Elective + Q15 crPHYS 2120, 2125 Physics for Life Science II + Lab5 crPHYS 2120, 2125 Physics for Life Science II + Lab
    Physics C: E&M4 crGeneral Elective + Q16 crPHYS 2230, 2235 General Physics II + Lab6 crPHYS 2230, 2235 General Physics II + Lab
    Physics C: Mechanics4 crGeneral Elective + Q16 crPHYS 2220, 2225 General Physics I + Lab6 crPHYS 2220, 2225 General Physics I + Lab
    Pre-CalculusNo credit4 crMATH1100 Precalculus4 crMATH1100 Precalculus
    Psychology4 crPSYC 1100 Intro to Psychology4 crPSYC 1100 Intro to Psychology4 crPSYC 1100 Intro to Psychology
    Research4 crGeneral Elective4 crGeneral Elective4 crGeneral Elective
    Seminar4 crGeneral Elective4 crGeneral Elective4 crGeneral Elective
    Spanish Language12 crLANG 1240, 1241 & 1242 Beginning Spanish I + II and Spanish for Reading Knowledge I16 crLANG 1240, 1241, 2140 & 2141 Beg Spanish I + II and Spanish for Reading Knowledge I + II16 crLANG 1240, 1241, 2140 & 2141 Beg Spanish I + II and Spanish for Reading Knowledge I + II
    Statistics4 crCSIS 1206 Statistics Q14 crCSIS 1206 Statistics Q14 crCSIS 1206 Statistics Q1
    US Government4 crPOLS 2100 Intro to American Politics4 crPOLS 2100 Intro to American Politics4 crPOLS 2100 Intro to American Politics
    US History4 crHIST Elective8 crHIST 1152 & 1153 U.S. History I + II8 crHIST 1152 & 1153 U.S. History I + II
    World History: Modern4 crHIST Elective8 crHIST Electives8 crHIST Electives

    Copied from Stockton University's AP® credit policy (stockton.edu), checked 29 Oct 2026. Stockton 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 Stockton 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 Stockton University?

    Up to 16 credits, on French or German or Italian or Spanish Language. On this list, one exam earns 4 to 16 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

    No. Stockton University sets its own policy and can change it. We copied this from Stockton University's AP® credit policy (stockton.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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