Students from high schools that offer IB courses but not the diploma may receive credit according to the same criteria. It is the responsibility of the prospective IB student to notify MSU Admissions. Scholarships will be offered to these students who have earned the IB Diplomas if MSU is notified by April 1, and students enter MSU directly from high school. Midwestern State University's prospective students who earn the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma are offered unconditional admission status to MSU. Box 6671 Princeton, NJ 08541 The transcript should be sent to: Midwestern State University Admissions Office 3410 Taft Blvd. To request Advance Placement test scores call (888) 225-5427 (toll-free) or write to: AP Exams P.O. is 6408.ĮNGL 1143 or sophomore literature elective AP reports are mailed to MSU in June or July. Official scores must be received from College Board.
Arrangements for the testing are to be made with the high school counselor. The College Board Advanced Placement Program exams are administered only through cooperating high schools and only once each spring. Those subjects are noted by an asterisk (*) and scores of 4 or 5 are required. Please note that some subjects require a higher score to receive college credit. Effective Fall 2016, a score of 3 on all exams will be required to receive credit for any Advanced Placement credit listed below. The course and grade are posted to the student's permanent record and designated as Advanced Placement credit. If the student takes both English Composition & Literature and English Language & Composition and scores at least a 4 on both exams, the student will receive 3 hours for Academic Research and Writing (ENGL 1143), and 3 hours of sophomore literature elective credit. The following grades may be awarded for the test scores: 5 = A, 4 = B, and 3 = Credit. It is to the prospective student's advantage to contact MSU Admissions. Midwestern State University reserves the right to change policy in keeping with actions of the Texas State Legislature or the University Board of Regents. High school students with superior academic achievements in any of the following areas may earn college credit in these fields through the College Board Advanced Placement Program. Majors in the health sciences should check with their advisers before taking science courses by examination. Note: N/A indicates that a Texas Common Course Number is not applicable to the course. Credit by examination assumes the student has had no formal classroom instruction, as an enrolled student or as an auditor, in the course being challenged. DANTES credit will not be accepted for business, speech, history, English, or foreign language courses.Ĭredit by examination may not be used to satisfy the minimum residence requirements for the degrees or for honors awarded at graduation. MSU Admissions evaluates AP, CLEP, IB and DANTES credit as transfer credit.Ĭredit by examination may be earned through the College Board Advanced Placement Program (AP), Proficiency examinations administered through the MSU College Offices, the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) Subject examination only, International Baccalaureate Program (IB) and the Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Educational Support (DANTES) standardized examinations. Contact Testing Services for more information. MSU will accept up to 60 hours of credit by examination, limiting CLEP and DANTES to a maximum of 30 hours.
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