AP® credit at University of Akron Main Campus

University of Akron Main Campus gives credit for 39 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 39 AP® exams earn credit at University of Akron Main Campus
  • Up to 16 credits from a single exam

From University of Akron Main Campus' AP® credit policy (bulletin.uakron.edu). Last checked 28 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at University of Akron Main Campus
  1. AP® Biologyscore 3+BIOL 103, Natural Science: Biology4
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 3+MATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I; MATH 222, Analytic Geometry-Calculus II8
  3. AP® English Languagescore 3+ENGL 111, English Composition I and; ENGL 112, English Composition II6

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    See University of Akron Main Campus' full AP® chart (39 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective
    3-D Art and Design3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective
    Art History3 crART 210, Visual Arts Awareness6 crART 101, Survey of Global Art 1: Prehistory to 1250 CE; ART 102, History of Global Art 2: 1250 CE - 1850 CE6 crART 101, Survey of Global Art 1: Prehistory to 1250 CE; ART 102, History of Global Art 2: 1250 CE - 1850 CE
    Biology4 crBIOL 103, Natural Science: Biology4 crBIOL 103, Natural Science: Biology4 crBIOL 111, Principles of Biology I
    Calculus AB4 crMATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I4 crMATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I4 crMATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I
    Calculus BC8 crMATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I; MATH 222, Analytic Geometry-Calculus II8 crMATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I; MATH 222, Analytic Geometry-Calculus II8 crMATH 221, Analytic Geometry-Calculus I; MATH 222, Analytic Geometry-Calculus II
    Chemistry4 crCHEM 101, Chemistry for Everyone4 crCHEM 151, Principles of Chemistry I; CHEM 152, Principles of Chemistry I lab4 crCHEM 151, Principles of Chemistry I; CHEM 152, Principles of Chemistry I lab
    Chinese8 crCHIN 101, Beginning Chinese I; CHIN 102, Beginning Chinese II12 crCHIN 101, Beginning Chinese I; CHIN 102, Beginning Chinese II; CHIN 201, Intermediate Chinese I16 crCHIN 101, Beginning Chinese I; CHIN 102, Beginning Chinese II; CHIN 201, Intermediate Chinese I; CHIN 202, Intermediate Chinese II
    Comparative Government3 crGeneral Education Social Science3 crPOLIT 300, Comparative Politics3 crPOLIT 300, Comparative Politics
    Computer Science ANo creditNo credit8 crCPSC 209, Computer Science I; CPSC 210, Computer Science II
    Computer Science Principles3 crCPSC 101, Essentials of Computer Science3 crCPSC 101, Essentials of Computer Science3 crCPSC 101, Essentials of Computer Science
    Drawing3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective3 crART:xxx, Studio Elective
    English Language3 crENGL 111, English Composition I3 crENGL 111, English Composition I3 crENGL 111, English Composition I
    English Literature3 crENGL 111, English Composition I3 crENGL 111, English Composition I3 crENGL 111, English Composition I
    Environmental Science3 crGEOL 211, Introduction to Environmental Science3 crGEOL 211, Introduction to Environmental Science3 crGEOL 211, Introduction to Environmental Science
    European History3 crGeneral Education Social Sciences6 crGeneral Education Social Sciences; General Education Humanities6 crGeneral Education Social Sciences; General Education Humanities
    French8 crFREN 101, Beginning French I; FREN 102, Beginning French II11 crFREN 101, Beginning French I; FREN 102, Beginning French II; FREN 201, Intermediate French I14 crFREN 101, Beginning French I; FREN 102, Beginning French II; FREN 201, Intermediate French I; FREN 202, Intermediate French II
    German8 crGERM 101, Beginning German I; GERM 102, Beginning German II11 crGERM 101, Beginning German I; GERM 102, Beginning German II; GERM 201, Intermediate German I14 crGERM 101, Beginning German I; GERM 102, Beginning German II; GERM 201, Intermediate German I; GERM 202, Intermediate German II
    Human Geography2 crGEOG 275, Geography of Cultural Diversity2 crGEOG 275, Geography of Cultural Diversity2 crGEOG 275, Geography of Cultural Diversity
    Italian8 crITAL 101, Beginning Italian I; ITAL 102, Beginning Italian II11 crITAL 101, Beginning Italian I; ITAL 102, Beginning Italian II; ITAL 201, Intermediate Italian I14 crITAL 101, Beginning Italian I; ITAL 102, Beginning Italian II; ITAL 201, Intermediate Italian I; ITAL 202, Intermediate Italian II
    Japanese8 crJAPN 101, Beginning Japanese I; JAPN 102, Beginning Japanese II11 crJAPN 101, Beginning Japanese I; JAPN 102, Beginning Japanese II; JAPN 201, Intermediate Japanese I14 crJAPN 101, Beginning Japanese I; JAPN 102, Beginning Japanese II; JAPN 201, Intermediate Japanese I; JAPN 202, Intermediate Japanese II
    Latin8 crLATN 101, Beginning Latin I; LATN 102, Beginning Latin II11 crLATN 101, Beginning Latin I; LATN 102, Beginning Latin II; LATN 201, Intermediate Latin I14 crLATN 101, Beginning Latin I; LATN 102, Beginning Latin II; LATN 201, Intermediate Latin I; LATN 202, Intermediate Latin II
    Macroeconomics3 crECON 201, Principles of Macroeconomics3 crECON 201, Principles of Macroeconomics3 crECON 201, Principles of Macroeconomics
    Microeconomics3 crECON 200, Principles of Microeconomics3 crECON 200, Principles of Microeconomics3 crECON 200, Principles of Microeconomics
    Music Theory3 crGeneral Elective4 crMUSIC 121, Theory and Musicianship I4 crMUSIC 121, Theory and Musicianship I
    Physics 14 crPHYS: 261, College Physics I4 crPHYS: 261, College Physics I4 crPHYS: 261, College Physics I
    Physics 24 crPHYS: 262, College Physics II4 crPHYS: 262, College Physics II4 crPHYS: 262, College Physics II
    Physics C: E&M4 crPHYS 292, Elementary Classical Physics II4 crPHYS 292, Elementary Classical Physics II4 crPHYS 292, Elementary Classical Physics II
    Physics C: Mechanics4 crPHYS 291, Elementary Classical Physics I4 crPHYS 291, Elementary Classical Physics I4 crPHYS 291, Elementary Classical Physics I
    Pre-Calculus4 crMATH 149, Precalculus Mathematics4 crMATH 149, Precalculus Mathematics4 crMATH 149, Precalculus Mathematics
    Psychology3 crPSYC 100, Introduction to Psychology3 crPSYC 100, Introduction to Psychology3 crPSYC 100, Introduction to Psychology
    Research3 crGeneral Elective3 crGeneral Elective3 crGeneral Elective
    Seminar3 crGeneral Elective3 crGeneral Elective3 crGeneral Elective
    Spanish Language8 crSPAN 101, Beginning Spanish I; SPAN 102, Beginning Spanish II11 crSPAN 101, Beginning Spanish I; SPAN 102, Beginning Spanish II; SPAN 201, Intermediate Spanish I14 crSPAN 101, Beginning Spanish I; SPAN 102, Beginning Spanish II; SPAN 201, Intermediate Spanish I; SPAN 202, Intermediate Spanish II
    Spanish Literature11 crSPAN 101, Beginning Spanish I; SPAN 102, Beginning Spanish II; SPAN 201, Intermediate Spanish I14 crSPAN 101, Beginning Spanish I; SPAN 102, Beginning Spanish II; SPAN 201, Intermediate Spanish I; SPAN 202, Intermediate Spanish II14 crSPAN 101, Beginning Spanish I; SPAN 102, Beginning Spanish II; SPAN 201, Intermediate Spanish I; SPAN 202, Intermediate Spanish II
    Statistics4 crSTAT 261, Introductory Statistics I; STAT 262, Introductory Statistics II4 crSTAT 261, Introductory Statistics I; STAT 262, Introductory Statistics II4 crSTAT 261, Introductory Statistics I; STAT 262, Introductory Statistics II
    US Government3 crPOLIT 100, Government & Politics in the US3 crPOLIT 100, Government & Politics in the US3 crPOLIT 100, Government & Politics in the US
    US History6 crHIST 250, United States History to 1877; HIST 251, United States History Since 18776 crHIST 250, United States History to 1877; HIST 251, United States History Since 18776 crHIST 250, United States History to 1877; HIST 251, United States History Since 1877
    World History: Modern3 crGeneral Education Humanities3 crGeneral Education Humanities3 crGeneral Education Humanities

    Copied from University of Akron Main Campus' AP® credit policy (bulletin.uakron.edu), checked 28 Oct 2026. University of Akron Main Campus 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 University of Akron Main Campus?

    It depends on the exam: from a 3 on some exams to a 5 on others. Add your exams in the calculator above to see each one.

    How much credit can one AP® exam earn at University of Akron Main Campus?

    Up to 16 credits, on Chinese. On this list, one exam earns 2 to 16 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

    No. University of Akron Main Campus sets its own policy and can change it. We copied this from University of Akron Main Campus' AP® credit policy (bulletin.uakron.edu) on 28 Oct 2026; check the official page before you count on the credit.

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