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Make the most of your hard work — University of Idaho accepts a variety of advanced placement, international and transfer credits to help you get ahead in your degree. Whether you’ve earned credits through AP, IB, CLEP, STAMP, A-Levels, Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) or an approved international university, we’ll help you transfer them seamlessly.

Planning to study abroad? U of I also partners with USAC programs worldwide, allowing you to earn resident credit while exploring global learning opportunities.

AP, CLEP, IB and STAMP credit

University of Idaho will grant credit for your Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Exam Program (CLEP), International Baccalaureate (IB) and Avant STAMP language proficiency exams that meet the minimum score requirements. Use the charts below to better understand which University of Idaho courses your scores will earn you credit for.

AP — College Board Advanced Placement

This chart indicates the equivalent course credit granted with the minimum score.

ExamMinimum score requiredU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
Studio art-drawing3ART 11103
Studio art-2D design3ART 12203
Studio art-3D design3elective credit (lower-division)3
African American studies3BLST 00003
Art history3ART 11003
Biology3BIOL 1150 (w/o lab)*3
Chemistry3CHEM 1111 and 1120 (w/o labs)*6
Chinese language3CHIN 10104
4CHIN 1010 and 10208
5CHIN 1010, 1020 and 201012
Computer science A3CS 11124
Computer science AB3CS 1112 and 21207
Computer science principles3CS 11123
Economics-micro3ECON 22023
Economics-macro3ECON 22013
English lang/comp3ENGL 11013
5ENGL 1101 and 11026
English lit/comp3ENGL 11753
Environmental science3ENVS 10103
4ENVS 1010 and 10204
French language3FREN 11014
4FREN 1101 and 11028
5FREN 1101, 1102 and 201012
German language3GERM 11014
4GERM 1101 and 11028
5GERM 1101, 1102 and 201012
Government/politics-US3POLS 11013
Government/politics-comparative3POLS 20503
History-US3HIST 1111 and 11126
History-European3HIST 11023
History-world3HIST 1101 and 11026
Human geography3GEOG 16503
Italian language3FL 00004
4FL 00008
5FL 000012
Japanese language3JAPN 10104
4JAPN 1010 and 10208
5JAPN 1010, 1020 and 201012
Latin language3FL 00004
4FL 00008
5FL 000012
Math-calculus AB3MATH 11704
Math-calculus BC3MATH 1170 and 17508
Math-precalculus3MATH 1143 and 11444
Music theory3elective credit (lower-division)3
Physics 1: algebra-based3PHYS 1111 (w/o lab)*3
Physics 2: algebra-based3PHYS 1112 (w/o lab)*3
Physics B3PHYS 1111 and 1112 (w/o labs)*6
Physics C-mechanics3PHYS 2110 (w/o lab)*3
Physics C-elec and magnt3PHYS 2120 (w/o lab)*3
Psychology3PSYC 11013
Research3elective credit (lower-division)3
Seminar3elective credit (lower-division)3
Spanish language3SPAN 11014
4SPAN 1101 and 11028
5SPAN 1101, 1102 and 201012
Spanish literature and culture3SPAN 30503
Statistics3STAT 25103
CLEP — College Level Exam Program

This chart indicates the equivalent course credit granted with the minimum score.

ExamMinimum score requiredU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
American literature50elective credit (lower-division)3
Analytical or interpretive literature50elective credit (lower-division)3
College composition50ENGL 11013
English literature50elective credit (lower-division)3
Humanities50Humanities
Ways of Knowing
3
English Composition/Literature
ExamMinimum score requiredU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
French50FREN 1101 and 11028
59FREN 1101, 1102, 2010
and 2020
16
German50GERM 1101 and 11028
60GERM 1101, 1102, 2010
and 2020
16
Spanish50SPAN 1101 and 11028
63SPAN 1101, 1102, 2010
and 2020
16
Spanish with writing50SPAN 1101 and 11028
65SPAN 1101, 1102, 2010
and 2020
16
Foreign Languages
ExamMinimum score requiredU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
American government50POLS 11013
History of the US I50HIST 11113
History of the US II50HIST 11123
Intro to educational psychology50ED 30103
Introductory psychology50PSYC 11013
Human growth/development50PSYC 30503
Principles of macroeconomics50ECON 22013
Principles of microeconomics50ECON 22023
Intro sociology50SOC 11013
Western civ I to 164850HIST 11013
Western civ II 1648-pres50HIST 11023
Social sciences/history50HIST 1111 and 1112,
POLS 1101
9
History/Social Sciences
ExamMinimum score requiredU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
Pre-calculus50MATH 1143 and 11444
Calculus50MATH 11704
College algebra50MATH 11433
College mathematics50MATH 11233
Biology50BIOL 1150 (w/o lab)*3
Chemistry50CHEM 111 and 112
(w/o labs)*
6
Natural science50CORS 200-level (lower-division)3
Science/Mathematics
ExamMinimum score requiredU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
Information systems and computer applications 50BIA 35003
Principles of management50MGT 31103
Financial accounting50ACCT 20103
Intro business law50BLAW 26503
Principles of marketing50MKTG 32103
Business
IB — International Baccalaureate

This chart indicates the equivalent course credit granted with the minimum score and test level. Level of the test is listed as Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL).

Exam*LevelMinimum scoreU of I equivalent course creditTotal credits granted
ArtNot currently awarding credit
BiologyHL5BIOL 1114 and 11158 (4 each)
Business and managementHL5BUS 19003
ChemistrySL or HL5CHEM 1111 and 11129 (1111=4 and 1112=5)
Computer scienceSL5CS 11123
Computer scienceHL5CS 21203
English language/litSL or HL4ENGL 11013
English language/litSL or HL5+ENGL 1101 and 11026
Environmental scienceSL or HL5ENVS 10103
French AHL5FREN 2010, 2020
and 3050
11
French BSL4FREN 11014
French BSL5FREN 1101 and 11028 (4 each)
GeographySL5GEOG 16503
GeographyHL5GEOG 20003
German AHL5GERM 2010, 2020
and 3060
11
German BSL4GERM 11014
German BSL5GERM 1101 and 11028 (4 each)
History, AmericanHL5HIST 1111 and 11126 (3 each)
History, world/EuropeanHL5HIST 1101 and 11026 (3 each)
MathematicsHL4MATH 11433
HL5MATH 11604
HL6MATH 11704
Music perception and analysisHL5MUSI 11013
PhilosophyNot currently awarding credit
PhysicsSL or HL4PHYS 1111 and 1112 (lecture only)6 (3 each)
PsychologyHL4PSYC 11013
Social anthropologyHL4ANTH 10003
Spanish AHL5SPAN 2010, 2020
and 3080
11
Spanish BSL4SPAN 11014
Spanish BSL5SPAN 1101 and 11028 (4 each)
Sport, exercise and health scienceSL4PEP lower-division elective credit3
Theatre artsNot currently awarding credit
Worlds arts and cultureSL4ART 10003
Avant STAMP 4S — Language proficiency testing

U of I accepts Avant STAMP scores for language proficiency in Chinese, French, German, Japanese and Spanish.

To receive U of I credit for STAMP results please complete the following process:

  1. Please request and pay for your Avant Assessment digital badge through Credly.
  2. Have your results sent to transferstudents@uidaho.edu. (Please make sure you use this exact email to ensure that your results are sent to the Registrar at U of I.)

Please contact the School of Global Studies (sgs@uidaho.edu) for additional information.

This chart indicates the equivalent course credit granted for each minimum score.

A minimum score ofU of I equivalent coursesCredits granted
Novice-mid to 
novice-high 2.0
1101 and 11028
Novice-high to intermediate-low 3.01101, 1102 and 201012
Intermediate-low to intermediate-mid 4.01101, 1102, 2010 and 202016

A-Level General Certificate of Education

University of Idaho will grant credit for your General Certificate of Education (GCE) exams that meet the minimum score requirements. Use the chart below to better understand what University of Idaho courses your scores will earn you credit for.

*Credit is not granted for AS Level exams. As noted, some upper-division U of I course equivalents are granted as lower-division (LD). Courses equivalent to number 000 are designated as elective credit.

Course titleMinimum gradeU of I course equivalentTotal credits granted
AccountingCACCT 201 Intro to Financial Accounting ACCT 202 Intro to Managerial Accounting6 (3 each)
Applied information and communication technologyCBUS 350 Management Information Systems (LD)CTE 111 Computer Skills6 (3 each)
Art and designCART 000 Art and Design6
BiologyCBIOL 114 Organisms and Environments BIOL 115 Cells and the Evolution of Life6 (3 each)
Business studiesCBUS 101 Intro to Business Enterprises BUS 000 Business Studies6 (3 each)
ChemistryCCHEM 111 Principles of Chemistry I CHEM 112 Principles of Chemistry II6 (3 each)
ComputingCCS 120 Computer Science I CS 150 Computer Organization and Architecture6 (3 each)
Design and textilesCFCS 123 Textiles FCS 324 Apparel Design II (LD)6 (3 each)
DivinityCRELS 000 Divinity6
EconomicsCECON 201 Principles of Economics (macro) ECON 202 Principles of Economics (micro)6 (3 each)
English-languageAENGL 101 Intro to College Writing ENGL 000 English Language6 (3 each)
English-literatureCENGL 175 Intro to Literary Genres ENGL 258 Literature of Western Civilization6 (3 each)
Food studiesCFCS 170 Introductory Foods FCS 205 Concepts in Human Nutrition FS 110 Intro to Food Science6 (2 each)
GeographyCGEOG 000 Geography6
GermanCGERM 101 Elementary German I GERM 102 Elementary German II6 (3 each)
HinduismCPHIL 000 Hinduism6
HistoryCHIST 101 History of Civilization (to 1650) HIST 102 History of Civilization (to present)6 (3 each)
Islamic studiesCIS 325 The Contemporary Muslim World (LD) IS 000 Islamic Studies6 (3 each)
LawCPOLS 000 Law6
Marine scienceCBIOL 000 Marine Science6
Mathematics-furtherCMATH 170 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I MATH 000 Mathematics6 (4 + 2)
MathematicsCMATH 170 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I MATH 000 Mathematics6 (4 +2)
MusicCMUSC 000 Music6
PhysicsCPHYS 111 General Physics I PHYS 112 General Physics II6 (3 each)
PsychologyCPSYC 101 Intro to Psychology PSYC 000 Psychology6 (3 each)
SpanishCSPAN 101 Elementary Spanish I SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II6 (3 each)
Thinking skillsCPHIL 102 Critical Thinking PHIL 000 Thinking Skills6 (3 each)

Global Assessment Certificate

University of Idaho will grant credit for your Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) exams that meet the minimum score requirements. Use the chart below to better understand what University of Idaho courses your scores will earn you credit for.

*You are able to transfer a maximum of 42 GAC credits to the University of Idaho.

Course numberCourse titleMinimum gradeU of I course equivalentTotal credits granted
GAC 005Computing ICCTE 111 Computer Skills CTE 000 Computer Elective3
GAC 006Bus, Science, Social Science I: Communication SkillsCCOMM 111 Intro to Communication Studies3
GAC 010Mathematics II: Probability, Statistics, and FinanceCSTAT 000 Probability, Statistics, and Finance3
GAC 011Computing IICCTE 111 Computer Skills CTE 000 Computer Elective3
GAC 012Business IICBUS 101 Intro to Business Enterprises3
GAC 013Science II: Scientific PrinciplesCENVS 000 Scientific Principles3
GAC 015Academic English IIICENGL 101 Intro to College Writing3
GAC 016Mathematics IIICMATH 160 Survey of Calculus3
GAC 017Computing III: Digital CommunicationsC CTE 000 Computer Elective3
GAC 022Business III: International Business StudiesCBUS 000 International Business Studies3
GAC 023Science III: General ScienceCENVS 000 General Science3
GAC 024Discrete MathematicsCMATH 176 Discrete Mathematics3
GAC 027Social Science II: Identity and Interaction in SocietyCSOC 000 Identity and Interaction in Society3
GAC 028Social Science III: Research Skills and Global IssuesCSOC 000 Research Skills and Global Issues3
View course equivalency for USAC Study Abroad Programs
  • Accra, Ghana
  • Alicante, Spain
  • Bangaluru, India
  • Bilbao/Getxo, Spain
  • Brighton, England
  • Chengdu, China
  • Chiang Mai, Thailand
  • Cork, Ireland
  • Florianopolis, Brazil
  • Galway, Ireland
  • Havana, Cuba
  • Heredia, Costa Rica
  • Khon Karen, Thailand
  • Krakow, Poland
  • London, England (Summer only)
  • Luneburg, Germany
  • Lyon, France
  • Madrid, Spain
  • Montevideo, Uruguay
  • Pau, France
  • Prague, Czech Republic (Summer only)
  • Puntarenas, Costa Rica
  • Reading, England
  • Reggio Emila, Italy
  • San Ramon, Costa Rica
  • San Sebastian, Spain
  • Santiago, Chile
  • Shanghai, China
  • Torino, Italy
  • Valencia, Spain
  • Verona, Italy
  • Viterbo, Italy 

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