ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM

The Advanced Placement (AP) Program is offered in participating high schools across the country. High school students should consult with their guidance counselor or principal regarding the availability of AP courses in their school, how to register for them, and AP testing schedules and fees.

Currently, Kentucky State University awards semester credit hours for 15 of the AP examinations. (Some examinations provide credit for two courses.) Code 1368 should be used by the examinee to have the University designated as an AP examination score recipient.

University CoursesSemester Credit HoursAP ExamMinimum Score
ART201, 202Art History Survey I and II6History of Art
BIO101Life Science3Biology
BIO111Principles of Biology4Biology
CHE101General Chemistry I3Chemistry
ECO201Principles of Economics I3Microeconomics
ECO202Principles of Economics II3Macroeconomics
ENG101English Composition I3English Language & Composition
ENG101, 102English Composition I & II3English Language & Composition
FRE101Elementary French I3French Language
FRE101, 102Elementary French I and II6French Language
HIS201U.S. History to 18653American History
HIS201, 202U.S. History to 1865 & since 18656American History
MAT131Calculus and Analytic Geometry I5Calculus AB
MAT131, 132Calculus and Analytic Geometry I & II10Calculus BC
PHY111Introduction to Physics I3Physics B
PHY211General Physics I5Physics C: Mechanics
PHY212General Physics II5Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
SPA101Elementary Spanish I3Spanish Language
SPA101, 102Elementary Spanish I and II6Spanish Language

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Code 1368 should be used by the examinee to have the University designated as an AP examination score recipient.

Following are the University courses for which Advanced Placement Program credit is given, plus the appropriate AP examination for each and the minimum score required to receive University credit: