CLEP Exams at Tennessee Temple University

Tennessee Temple University was a private Christian university in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It was founded in 1946 and operated for many decades as a faith-based institution serving students in the Chattanooga area and beyond. The university is now closed.

As a Christian university, Tennessee Temple offered undergraduate and graduate study with an emphasis on ministry and other liberal arts and professional fields. Because the institution is closed, current program offerings are not available. Any description of its academic strengths should be understood in the context of its former operations rather than a present-day campus.

For CLEP and transfer-credit purposes, Tennessee Temple University should be treated as a closed institution. That means students and former students generally need to rely on archived records, transcripts, and any successor or custodian arrangements rather than current admissions or registrar policies. There is no active campus policy to evaluate for new transfer or exam-credit decisions.

Students may also have options involving CLEP®, DSST, AP, ACE, or NCCRS credits, depending on TTU'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. Tennessee Temple University transfer credits should therefore be reviewed against the specific degree program.