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Advance Credit (AP, IB, CLEP)

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Save time and money using AP, IB, PSEO, and CLEP at St. Cloud State University.

There are a number of ways for students to earn college-level credits in high school. They offer opportunities for ambitious students to move quickly into more advanced levels of study, and to receive baccalaureate credit upon entering college.

Transfer Equivalencies are available to view for free on transferology.com. To view AP (Advanced Placement), International Baccalaureate (IB), DSST Program, and College Level Examination Program (CLEP) equivalencies, please choose "Standardized Exam" under the "Filter" that lists states. Transfer equvalencies for credit earned through another college or university can be viewed under that respective institution under "Transferring From".

Minnesota Postsecondary Enrollment Options

The Minnesota Post Secondary Education Act (PSEOA) enables Minnesota high school students to earn college credit while still in high school. College courses taken through PSEO programming are dual credit; courses should fulfill high school course requirements and count toward a high school diploma. In addition to earning credits, these rigorous courses offer students help in learning important “transition skills," such as critical thinking, writing, research and course management. These skills help students make a successful transition to college.

To learn more about the PSEO Program at St. Cloud State University, please contact our Office of Dual Enrollment.

Transfer Equivalencies on Transferology

Transfer Equivalencies are available to view for free on transferology.com. To view AP (Advanced Placement), International Baccalaureate (IB), DSST Program, and College Level Examination Program (CLEP) equivalencies, please choose "Standardized Exam" under the "Filter" that lists states. Transfer equvalencies for credit earned through another college or university can be viewed under that respective institution under "Transferring From".

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