AP® credit at Virginia Wesleyan University

Virginia Wesleyan University gives credit for 34 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 34 AP® exams earn credit at Virginia Wesleyan University
  • Up to 8 credits from a single exam

From Virginia Wesleyan University's AP® credit policy (vwu.edu). Last checked 28 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at Virginia Wesleyan University
  1. AP® Biologyscore 5BIO 130, 132 Principles of Biology I, II8
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 4+MATH 171, 172 Calculus I, II8
  3. AP® English Languagescore 4+ENG 105 College Writing4

Credits before your first class20

Add up your AP® credit at Virginia Wesleyan University

Tap the exams you took (or plan to take), then pick your score.

Your exams

    Nothing added yet. Tap an exam on the left.

    0credits at Virginia Wesleyan University

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

    See Virginia Wesleyan University's full AP® chart (34 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and DesignNo credit4 crAHC Elective4 crAHC Elective
    3-D Art and DesignNo credit4 crART 209 Sculpture I4 crART 209 Sculpture I
    Art HistoryNo credit8 crARTH 231 Ancient & Medieval Art & ARTH 232 Renaissance to 20th-Century Art8 crARTH 231 Ancient & Medieval Art & ARTH 232 Renaissance to 20th-Century Art
    BiologyNo credit4 crBIO 132 Principles of Biology II8 crBIO 130, 132 Principles of Biology I, II
    Calculus ABNo credit4 crMATH 171 Calculus I4 crMATH 171 Calculus I
    Calculus BCNo credit8 crMATH 171, 172 Calculus I, II8 crMATH 171, 172 Calculus I, II
    ChemistryNo credit4 crCHEM 120 Introductory Chemistry8 crCHEM 120 Introductory Chemistry, CHEM Elective
    Comparative Government4 crPOLS Elective4 crPOLS Elective4 crPOLS Elective
    Computer Science A4 crCS 1004 crCS 112 Computer Programming I4 crCS 112 Computer Programming I
    Computer Science PrinciplesNo credit4 crCS 1004 crCS 100
    Drawing4 crART 205 Drawing I4 crART 205 Drawing I4 crART 205 Drawing I
    English LanguageNo credit4 crENG 105 College Writing4 crENG 105 College Writing
    English LiteratureNo credit4 crENG Elective4 crENG Elective
    Environmental ScienceNo credit4 crENVS 106 Humans & the Environment4 crENVS 106 Humans & the Environment
    European HistoryNo credit4 crHIST 216: Topics in European History4 crHIST 216: Topics in European History
    FrenchNo credit4 crFR Elective8 crFR Elective
    GermanNo credit4 crGER Elective8 crGER Elective
    Human Geography4 crGEOG 112 Cultural Geography4 crGEOG 112 Cultural Geography4 crGEOG 112 Cultural Geography
    LatinNo credit4 crLATN Elective8 crLATN Elective
    Macroeconomics4 crMBE 201 Intro to Macroeconomics4 crMBE 201 Intro to Macroeconomics4 crMBE 201 Intro to Macroeconomics
    Microeconomics4 crMBE 202 Intro to Microeconomics4 crMBE 202 Intro to Microeconomics4 crMBE 202 Intro to Microeconomics
    Music Theory4 crMUS 225 Intermediate Musicianship I4 crMUS 225 Intermediate Musicianship I4 crMUS 225 Intermediate Musicianship I
    Physics 1No credit4 crPHYS Elective4 crPHYS Elective
    Physics 2No credit4 crPHYS Elective4 crPHYS Elective
    Physics C: E&MNo credit4 crPHYS 222 University Physics II4 crPHYS 222 University Physics II
    Physics C: MechanicsNo credit4 crPHYS 221 University Physics I4 crPHYS 221 University Physics I
    Pre-Calculus4 crMATH 1704 crMATH 1704 crMATH 170
    PsychologyNo credit4 crPSY 101 Intro Psychology8 crPSY 101 Intro Psychology I, PSY 102 Intro Psychology II
    Spanish LanguageNo credit4 crSPAN Elective8 crSPAN Elective
    Spanish LiteratureNo credit4 crSPAN Elective8 crSPAN Elective
    Statistics4 crMATH 210 Elementary Statistics4 crMATH 210 Elementary Statistics4 crMATH 210 Elementary Statistics
    US Government4 crPOLS 112 Introduction to American Government4 crPOLS 112 Introduction to American Government4 crPOLS 112 Introduction to American Government
    US HistoryNo credit4 crHIST 215: Topics in U.S. History4 crHIST 215: Topics in U.S. History
    World History: ModernNo credit4 crHIST 117: Intro Topics in World History4 crHIST 117: Intro Topics in World History

    Copied from Virginia Wesleyan University's AP® credit policy (vwu.edu), checked 28 Oct 2026. Virginia Wesleyan University sets its own policy and can change it, so credit is never guaranteed.

    Missed the score? Don't wait a year.

    Retake the AP® exam

    May examJuly scores

    12 months

    Take a self-paced course

    Done

    ~1 month*

    1. Take the course onlineStart any day. Go at your own pace.
    2. It's already rated for creditACE and NCCRS review courses and say how many college credits they're worth.
    3. Send it to Virginia Wesleyan UniversityVirginia Wesleyan University reviews the transcript and decides what counts.

    Ask Virginia Wesleyan University's registrar before you enroll.

    *UPI Study says its students finish a course in 28–30 days on average.

    A backup course for each AP® exam

    Same subject, self-paced, with ACE/NCCRS credit recommendations. They aren't Virginia Wesleyan University courses; Virginia Wesleyan University decides whether to accept them.

    Pick how you want to study

    One guide

    $5 one time

    • One AP® exam, printable PDF
    • Practice questions with answers explained
    • Cram sheet for the night before
    Get this guide, $5

    Every AP® guide

    $29 a month

    • All 36 AP® guides
    • Free access to UPI Study courses for 1 month
    • Cancel anytime
    Start monthly
    Best value

    Lifetime

    $149 once

    • All 36 AP® guides, yours for good
    • Free UPI Study ACE/NCCRS college courses for 1 year
    • No monthly bill
    Get lifetime, $149

    90+ online college courses

    Self-paced UPI Study courses with ACE/NCCRS credit recommendations. One course is $250; plans start at about $41/month with the yearly plan.

    CourseSubjectCreditsCredit recommendationLink
    Business CommunicationBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Business EssentialsBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Business EthicsBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Business LawBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    EntrepreneurshipBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Financial ManagementBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Foundations of LeadershipBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Globalization and International ManagementBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Human Resources ManagementBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    International BusinessBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Leadership and Organizational BehaviorBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Leading Organizational ChangeBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Managerial AccountingBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Marketing ResearchBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Principles of FinanceBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Principles of ManagementBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Principles of MarketingBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Project ManagementBusiness & Management3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Computer Concepts and ApplicationsComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Current Trends in Computer Science and ITComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    CybersecurityComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Data Structure and AlgorithmsComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Database FundamentalsComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Database ProgrammingComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Ethics in TechnologyComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Fundamentals of Information TechnologyComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to Artificial IntelligenceComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to ComputingComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to HTML and CSSComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to JavaComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to JavascriptComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to LinuxComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to NetworkingComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to Operating SystemsComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Network and Systems SecurityComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Programming in CComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Programming in C++Computer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Programming in PythonComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Software EngineeringComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    System Analysis and DesignComputer Science & IT3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Business MathMathematics3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Calculus 1Mathematics4ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Calculus 2Mathematics4ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Discrete MathematicsMathematics4ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Principles of StatisticsMathematics3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Quantitative AnalysisMathematics3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    College AlgebraMathematics3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    PrecalculusMathematics3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Calculus 3 (Multivariable)Mathematics4ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Chemistry INatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Environmental ScienceNatural & Health Sciences1ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Healthcare Finance and BudgetingNatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Healthcare Organization and ManagementNatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Human Resource Management in HealthcareNatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Intro to Biology 1Natural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Intro to Biology 2Natural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Medical TerminologyNatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Physics INatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Anatomy & Physiology INatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Anatomy & Physiology I LabNatural & Health Sciences1ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Anatomy & Physiology IINatural & Health Sciences3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Anatomy & Physiology II LabNatural & Health Sciences1ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Chemistry LabNatural & Health Sciences1ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Physics LabNatural & Health Sciences1ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Abnormal PsychologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Advanced Social PsychologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Advanced Technical WritingSocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Educational PsychologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Ethics in the Social SciencesSocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to CriminologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to PsychologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Introduction to SociologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    MacroeconomicsSocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    MicroeconomicsSocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Principles of PhilosophySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Psychology of DiversitySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Psychology of PersonalitySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Research Methods in PsychologySocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    English Composition ISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    English Composition IISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    American LiteratureSocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Art History ISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Art History IISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    U.S. History ISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    U.S. History IISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    French ISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    French IISocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course
    Critical Thinking & AnalysisSocial Sciences & Humanities3ACE/NCCRSSee course

    Courses and prices from upistudy.com, checked 29 Oct 2026. UPI Study is a separate site; course links open upistudy.com with the code transfercreditspecial applied.

    Questions students ask

    What AP® score do I need for credit at Virginia Wesleyan 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 Virginia Wesleyan University?

    Up to 8 credits, on Art History or Biology or Calculus BC or Chemistry and others. On this list, one exam earns 4 to 8 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

    No. Virginia Wesleyan University sets its own policy and can change it. We copied this from Virginia Wesleyan University's AP® credit policy (vwu.edu) on 28 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.

    Every way to earn credit at Virginia Wesleyan University

    Launch price

    The all-access bundle

    Everything we sell for AP®, CLEP® and DSST, plus UPI Study's college courses, in one payment.

    • Every CLEP® and DSST study guide and prep course
    • All 36 AP® guides
    • Lifetime access to 90+ UPI Study ACE/NCCRS courses

    $700 $455 once

    Launch discount, applied for you at checkout.

    Get the bundle, $455

    Know your Virginia Wesleyan University credit before exam day

    Add up your scores, see the courses, and keep a backup if a score falls short.

    0 credits addedOpen calculator