AP® credit at University of New Haven

University of New Haven 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 New Haven
  • Up to 8 credits from a single exam

From University of New Haven's AP® credit policy (newhaven.edu). Last checked 28 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at University of New Haven
  1. AP® Biologyscore 3+BIOL 1121/1123 (SHS majors), or, BIOL 1125/1126 (non-BIOL and non-SHS majors)4
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 3+MATH 1117 and MATH 1118 Calculus I and Calculus II8
  3. AP® English Languagescore 4+ENGL 1112 Seminar in Academic Inquiry3

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

    See University of New Haven's full AP® chart (39 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design3 crElective3 crElective3 crElective
    3-D Art and Design3 crElective3 crElective3 crElective
    African American Studies3 crHIST 1120 History of African Americans3 crHIST 1120 History of African Americans3 crHIST 1120 History of African Americans
    Art History3 crARTS 2231 History of Art I3 crARTS 2231 History of Art I3 crARTS 2231 History of Art I
    Biology4 crBIOL 1121/1123 (SHS majors), or, BIOL 1125/1126 (non-BIOL and non-SHS majors)4 crBIOL 2253/22554 crBIOL 2253/2255
    Business & Personal Finance3 crFINC 1123 Personal Finance3 crFINC 1123 Personal Finance3 crFINC 1123 Personal Finance
    Calculus AB4 crMATH 1117 Calculus I4 crMATH 1117 Calculus I4 crMATH 1117 Calculus I
    Calculus BC8 crMATH 1117 and MATH 1118 Calculus I and Calculus II8 crMATH 1117 and MATH 1118 Calculus I and Calculus II8 crMATH 1117 and MATH 1118 Calculus I and Calculus II
    Chemistry4 crCHEM 1115 and CHEM 11178 crCHEM 1115/1117 and CHEM 1116/11188 crCHEM 1115/1117 and CHEM 1116/1118
    Chinese3 crCHIN 1101 Conversational Chinese3 crCHIN 1101 Conversational Chinese3 crCHIN 1101 Conversational Chinese
    Comparative Government3 crPSCI 1101 Introduction to Politics3 crPSCI 1101 Introduction to Politics3 crPSCI 1101 Introduction to Politics
    Computer Science A3 crCSCI 1110 Introduction to C Programming3 crCSCI 1110 Introduction to C Programming3 crCSCI 1110 Introduction to C Programming
    Drawing3 crARTS 1105 Basic Drawing I3 crARTS 1105 Basic Drawing I3 crARTS 1105 Basic Drawing I
    English LanguageNo credit3 crENGL 1112 Seminar in Academic Inquiry3 crENGL 1112 Seminar in Academic Inquiry
    English LiteratureNo credit3 crENGL 2200 Studies in Literature3 crENGL 2200 Studies in Literature
    Environmental Science4 crENVS 1101 and ENVS 1102 Introduction to Environmental Science with Laboratory4 crENVS 1101 and ENVS 1102 Introduction to Environmental Science with Laboratory4 crENVS 1101 and ENVS 1102 Introduction to Environmental Science with Laboratory
    European History3 crHIST 1101 Foundations of the Western World -or- HIST 1102 Western World in Mod. Times3 crHIST 1101 Foundations of the Western World -or- HIST 1102 Western World in Mod. Times3 crHIST 1101 Foundations of the Western World -or- HIST 1102 Western World in Mod. Times
    French3 crFREN 1101 Elementary French I3 crFREN 1101 Elementary French I3 crFREN 1101 Elementary French I
    German3 crGERM 1101 Elementary German I3 crGERM 1101 Elementary German I3 crGERM 1101 Elementary German I
    Human Geography3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective
    Italian3 crITAL 1101 Elementary Italian I3 crITAL 1101 Elementary Italian I3 crITAL 1101 Elementary Italian I
    Japanese3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective
    Latin3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective
    Macroeconomics3 crECON 1133 Principles of Economics I3 crECON 1133 Principles of Economics I3 crECON 1133 Principles of Economics I
    Microeconomics3 crECON 1134 Principles of Economics II3 crECON 1134 Principles of Economics II3 crECON 1134 Principles of Economics II
    Music Theory3 crMUSC 2101: Music Theory 13 crMUSC 2101: Music Theory 13 crMUSC 2101: Music Theory 1
    Physics 14 crPHYS 1103 General Physics I with Laboratory4 crPHYS 1103 General Physics I with Laboratory4 crPHYS 1103 General Physics I with Laboratory
    Physics 24 crPHYS 1104 General Physics II with Laboratory4 crPHYS 1104 General Physics II with Laboratory4 crPHYS 1104 General Physics II with Laboratory
    Physics C: E&M4 crPHYS 2205 Electromagnetism and Optics with Laboratory4 crPHYS 2205 Electromagnetism and Optics with Laboratory4 crPHYS 2205 Electromagnetism and Optics with Laboratory
    Physics C: Mechanics4 crPHYS 1150 Mechanics, Heat, and Waves with Laboratory4 crPHYS 1150 Mechanics, Heat, and Waves with Laboratory4 crPHYS 1150 Mechanics, Heat, and Waves with Laboratory
    Pre-Calculus3 crMATH 1115 Pre-Calculus3 crMATH 1115 Pre-Calculus3 crMATH 1115 Pre-Calculus
    Psychology3 crPSYC 1111 Psychology3 crPSYC 1111 Psychology3 crPSYC 1111 Psychology
    Research3 crUNIV 1141 Life On Earth3 crUNIV 1141 Life On Earth3 crUNIV 1141 Life On Earth
    Seminar3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective3 crFree Elective
    Spanish Language3 crSPAN 1101 Elementary Spanish I3 crSPAN 1101 Elementary Spanish I3 crSPAN 1101 Elementary Spanish I
    Statistics3 crQANL 2216 Business Statistics3 crQANL 2216 Business Statistics3 crQANL 2216 Business Statistics
    US Government3 crPSCI 1121 American Government and Politics3 crPSCI 1121 American Government and Politics3 crPSCI 1121 American Government and Politics
    US History3 crHIST 1121 United States to 1865 -or- HIST 1122 United States Since 18653 crHIST 1121 United States to 1865 -or- HIST 1122 United States Since 18653 crHIST 1121 United States to 1865 -or- HIST 1122 United States Since 1865
    World History: Modern3 crHIST 2207 World History Since 19453 crHIST 2207 World History Since 19453 crHIST 2207 World History Since 1945

    Copied from University of New Haven's AP® credit policy (newhaven.edu), checked 28 Oct 2026. University of New Haven 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 New Haven?

    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 University of New Haven?

    Up to 8 credits, on Calculus BC or Chemistry. On this list, one exam earns 3 to 8 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

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

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