AP® credit at Wright State University-Main Campus

Wright State University-Main Campus gives credit for 40 AP® exams. Add your scores to see the courses and credits you'd get, and what to do if a score falls short.

  • 40 AP® exams earn credit at Wright State University-Main Campus
  • A 3 earns credit on every exam on Wright State University-Main Campus' list
  • Up to 12 credits from a single exam
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From Wright State University-Main Campus' AP® credit policy (wright.edu). Last checked 28 Oct 2026.

Example: three AP® scores at Wright State University-Main Campus
  1. AP® Biologyscore 5BIO 1120 & 1150 – Cells and Genes, Organisms and Ecosystems8
  2. AP® Calculus BCscore 3+MTH 2300 & 2310 - Calculus I, II8
  3. AP® English Languagescore 5ENG 1100, 21006

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

    See Wright State University-Main Campus' full AP® chart (40 exams)
    AP® examScore 3Score 4Score 5
    2-D Art and Design3 crART- General Elective3 crART 2090 – 2D Design and Color3 crART 2090 – 2D Design and Color
    3-D Art and Design3 crART- General Elective3 crART 2080 – 3D Design and Form3 crART 2080 – 3D Design and Form
    African American Studies3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit
    Art History3 crART 2140- Themes in Visual Culture3 crART 2140- Themes in Visual Culture3 crART 2140- Themes in Visual Culture
    Biology4 crOhio Transfer 36 Natural Science Credit4 crBIO 1150 – Organisms and Ecosystems8 crBIO 1120 & 1150 – Cells and Genes, Organisms and Ecosystems
    Calculus AB4 crMTH 2300 - Calculus I4 crMTH 2300 - Calculus I4 crMTH 2300 - Calculus I
    Calculus BC8 crMTH 2300 & 2310 - Calculus I, II8 crMTH 2300 & 2310 - Calculus I, II8 crMTH 2300 & 2310 - Calculus I, II
    Chemistry5 crCHM 1210/1210L - General Chemistry I, I Lab5 crCHM 1210/1210L - General Chemistry I, I Lab10 crCHM 1210/1210L & 1220/1220L - General Chemistry I, II, I Lab, II Lab
    Chinese6 crCHI 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Chinese I, II12 crCHI 1010, 1020, 2010, 202012 crCHI 1010, 1020, 2010, 2020
    Comparative Government3 crPLS 3020 – Introduction to Comparative Politics3 crPLS 3020 – Introduction to Comparative Politics3 crPLS 3020 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
    Computer Science A4 crCS 1160 – Introduction to Computer Programming4 crCS 1180 – Computer Science I4 crCS 1180 – Computer Science I
    Computer Science Principles4 crCS 1150 – Introduction to Computer Science4 crCS 1150 – Introduction to Computer Science4 crCS 1150 – Introduction to Computer Science
    Drawing3 crART- General Elective3 crART 2060 – Drawing I3 crART 2060 – Drawing I
    English Language3 crENG 1100 - Academic Writing and Reading3 crENG 1100 - Academic Writing and Reading6 crENG 1100, 2100
    English Literature3 crENG 1100 - Academic Writing and Reading3 crENG 1100 - Academic Writing and Reading6 crENG 1100, 2040
    Environmental Science3 crOhio Transfer 36 Natural Science Credit3 crOhio Transfer 36 Natural Science Credit3 crOhio Transfer 36 Natural Science Credit
    European History3 crHST 1200 – The West and the World Since 15003 crHST 1200 – The West and the World Since 15003 crHST 1200 – The West and the World Since 1500
    French6 crFR 1010 & 1020 – Beginning French I, II12 crFR 1010, 1020, 2010, & 202012 crFR 1010, 1020, 2010, & 2020
    German6 crGER 1010 & 1020 – Beginning German I, II12 crGER 1010, 1020, 2010, & 202012 crGER 1010, 1020, 2010, & 2020
    Human Geography3 crGEO 2200 – Human Geography3 crGEO 2200 – Human Geography3 crGEO 2200 – Human Geography
    Italian6 crITA 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Italian I, II12 crITA 1010, 1020, 2010, & 202012 crITA 1010, 1020, 2010, & 2020
    Japanese6 crJPN 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Japanese I, II12 crJPN 1010, 1020, 2010, & 202012 crJPN 1010, 1020, 2010, & 2020
    Latin6 crLAT 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Latin I, II6 crLAT 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Latin I, II6 crLAT 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Latin I, II
    Macroeconomics3 crEC 2050- Principles of Macroeconomics3 crEC 2050- Principles of Macroeconomics3 crEC 2050- Principles of Macroeconomics
    Microeconomics3 crEC 2040- Principles of Microeconomics3 crEC 2040- Principles of Microeconomics3 crEC 2040- Principles of Microeconomics
    Music Theory3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crMUS 1010 – Theory of Music I
    Physics 15 crPHY 1110/1110L – Principles of Physics I, Lab I5 crPHY 1110/1110L – Principles of Physics I, Lab I5 crPHY 1110/1110L – Principles of Physics I, Lab I
    Physics 25 crPHY 1120/1120L – Principles of Physics II, Lab II5 crPHY 1120/1120L – Principles of Physics II, Lab II5 crPHY 1120/1120L – Principles of Physics II, Lab II
    Physics C: E&M5 crPHY 2410/2410L – General Physics II, II Lab5 crPHY 2410/2410L – General Physics II, II Lab5 crPHY 2410/2410L – General Physics II, II Lab
    Physics C: Mechanics5 crPHY 2400/2400L – General Physics I, I Lab5 crPHY 2400/2400L – General Physics I, I Lab5 crPHY 2400/2400L – General Physics I, I Lab
    Pre-Calculus7 crMTH 1280 & MTH 1350 – College Algebra and Analytic Geometry and Trigonometry7 crMTH 1280 & MTH 1350 – College Algebra and Analytic Geometry and Trigonometry7 crMTH 1280 & MTH 1350 – College Algebra and Analytic Geometry and Trigonometry
    Psychology4 crPSY 1010 – Introduction to Psychology4 crPSY 1010 – Introduction to Psychology4 crPSY 1010 – Introduction to Psychology
    Research3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit
    Seminar3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit3 crGeneral Elective Credit
    Spanish Language6 crSPN 1010 & 1020 – Beginning Spanish I, II12 crSPN 1010, 1020, 2010, & 202012 crSPN 1010, 1020, 2010, & 2020
    Spanish Literature9 crSPN 1010, 1020, & 201012 crSPN 1010, 1020, 2010, & 202012 crSPN 1010, 1020, 2010, & 2020
    Statistics4 crSTT 1600 – Statistical Concepts4 crSTT 1600 – Statistical Concepts4 crSTT 1600 – Statistical Concepts
    US Government3 crPLS 2120 or Ohio Transfer 36 Social & Behavioral Sciences Credit3 crPLS 2120 or Ohio Transfer 36 Social & Behavioral Sciences Credit3 crPLS 2120 or Ohio Transfer 36 Social & Behavioral Sciences Credit
    US History6 crHST 2110 & 2120 - American History to 1877, American History Since 18776 crHST 2110 & 2120 - American History to 1877, American History Since 18776 crHST 2110 & 2120 - American History to 1877, American History Since 1877
    World History: Modern6 crHST 1200 & Ohio Transfer 36 Arts & Humanities Credit6 crHST 1200 & Ohio Transfer 36 Arts & Humanities Credit6 crHST 1200 & Ohio Transfer 36 Arts & Humanities Credit

    Copied from Wright State University-Main Campus' AP® credit policy (wright.edu), checked 28 Oct 2026. Wright State University-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 Wright State University-Main Campus?

    A 3 on every exam on the list we show. Some exams earn more with a higher score; add your exams in the calculator above to see each one.

    How much credit can one AP® exam earn at Wright State University-Main Campus?

    Up to 12 credits, on Chinese or French or German or Italian and others. On this list, one exam earns 3 to 12 credits.

    What if my score is too low?

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

    Is AP® credit guaranteed?

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

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