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CLEP (College Level Examination Program)

Any examinees who normally receive special accomodations for testing MUST notify UTSA Testing Services prior to testing in order for arrangements to be confirmed with UTSA Disability Services and made with the Testing Services offices.

CLEP Online Registration

Upon a successful registration, you will receive an email confirmation. Print your confirmation receipt and bring it with you on your test date. IMPORTANT: If you do not receive an email confirmation please check your spam blocker. To have your email confirmation receipt automatically resent to you, click here. Please email support@registerblast.com with any online registration issues.

CLEP registration is completed online. Choose the campus location for which you wish to register. Click here to view the CLEP testing schedules for the Main Campus and the Downtown Campus.

Main Campus - Register now!

Downtown Campus - Register now!

There are two separate fees for the CLEP exam. The UTSA fee must be paid online during the registration process.

$25 non refundable UTSA Registration fee payable by MasterCard, Visa or Echeck.

Starting July 1, 2012, the CLEP fee will increase to $80. Payment options remain the same. See below:

$77 CLEP test fee payable by credit card (only on the day of the test). When you log into the computer to take the test, you will be prompted to enter your credit card information. CLEP accepts the following credit cards: American Express, VISA, Master Card, Discover and JCB.

If paying the $77 CLEP test fee by check or money order (payable to CLEP), payment must be received in person or by mail at the Testing Services test location for which you registered, no later than 3 business days prior to your scheduled test date. Otherwise your only option for payment on test date will be credit card. Inability to pay the test fee on the day of the test will require you to register for another test date online and repay the registration fee.

If you are taking the Freshman Comp with Essay and/or the Analyzing and Interpreting Lit with Essay, there is an additional $15 non refundable UTSA fee for grading the essay.

All fees are subject to change.

CLEP tests may be retaken after six months.

One reschedule is allowed if Testing Services test location is contacted no less than 2 weeks (10 business days) prior to scheduled test date.

CLEP Testing Schedule

To mail in $77 CLEP test fee for the Main Campus:

The University of Texas at San Antonio
Attn: Testing Services
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249

To mail in $77 CLEP test fee for the Downtown Campus:

The University of Texas at San Antonio-Downtown Campus
Attn: Testing Services
501 W Durango Blvd.
San Antonio, TX 78207

On the day of the test, you are required to show two (2) forms of ID. One MUST be a valid, signed photo ID.

 

If you do not wish to test at UTSA, you may obtain a list of CLEP testing centers by logging onto the web at http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/about.html or write: CLEP, P.O. Box 6600, Princeton, NJ 08541-6600.

Recommended Study Resources

CLEP® Official Study Guide by College Board
This resource contains description of each CLEP exam, a list of the knowledge and skills required as well as sample questions. This book may be found on the reserve desk of the John Peace Library. You may also check book stores such as Barnes & Nobles or the Collegeboard web site if you wish to purchase this book.

Individual CLEP® Exam Guide for College Board
Purchase an individual exam study guide from the Collegeboard web site. This is a pdf document that will download to your personal computer.

Testing and Education Reference Center (TERC) Online
This free resource is provided to UTSA students by the John Peace Library. Log on the following web site to get access to two online practice tests and one printable practice test for various CLEP subjects: http://lib.utsa.edu, under the "Find Databases" section. For assistance with this service call the JP Library at 210-458-4573.

CLEP at UTSA

National CLEP examinations are offered weekly through the UTSA Testing Services offices.When scheduling a CLEP test date for a test with an essay component, a student should consider that it usually takes four weeks to receive essay score results.

The CLEP Subject and General Examinations accepted for credit by UTSA are listed in the table entitled “National Standardized Tests: Minimum Scores Required For Credit at UTSA” (listed below). UTSA is a test site for CLEP Subject and General Examinations.

The University of Texas at San Antonio grants credit to its students for 28 of the 33 CLEP exams, which are listed in the table, “National Standardized Tests: Minimum Scores Required for Credit at UTSA” below. To be eligible to receive UTSA credit for the CLEP exams, a student must have earned no college or university transcript credit in that subject area at the time he or she takes the examination.

Although it is not necessary to be a UTSA student to take a national CLEP test through the UTSA Testing Services office, no UTSA credit is awarded until the individual is registered for courses at UTSA. Individuals seeking credit from another college or university should check that institution’s credit by examination policies before registering for a national CLEP examination.

National Standardized Tests:
Minimum Scores Required For Credit at UTSA

CLEP Scores Updated: Nov. 29, 2010.

Updates in red~ see below.

National Standardized Tests:
Minimum Scores Required For Credit at UTSA

Subject
Tests Used
Minimum Score Required For UTSA Credit
UTSA Credit
Awarded*
Biology General Biology!!

As of 8-1-08
50


BIO 1233,1243
Business

Financial Accounting

60
ACC 2013
  Introductory Business Law
50
BLW 3013
Principles of Management
50
MGT 3013
Principles of Marketing
50
MKT 3013
Chemistry Chemistry
50
CHE 1103
  Chemistry
60
CHE 1103, 1113

Computer
Science

Information Systems and Computer Applications**

50
CS 1033
  Information Systems and Computer Applications**
57
IS 3003
Economics Principles of Macroeconomics
50
ECO 2013
  Principles of Microeconomics
50
ECO 2023
English English Composition
With Essay
 Not available as of 7/1/2010
47
WRC 1013
  English Composition
With Essay
Not available as of 7/1/2010
63
WRC 1013, 1023
Freshman College Comp. With Essay
Not available as of 7/1/2010
50+
WRC 1023
College Composition Modular with Essay^
Available as of 7/1/2010
50+



63+  
WRC 1013



WRC 1013, 1023  
American Literature
As of 1/2/10
63
ENG 2263, 2293
English Literature
As of 1/1/09
63
ENG 2223, 2233
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
As of 1/1/09
63
ENG 2013

Analyzing and Interpreting Literature with Essay
As of 1/1/09
63+
ENG 2213
French

College Level
French Language

43
FRN 1014
   
50
FRN 1014, 1024
56
FRN 1014, 1024, 2013
62
FRN 1014, 1024, 2013, 2023
Diplome d'Etudes en Langue Francaise*** Unitè A1 FRN 1014
  Unitès A1, A2 FRN 1014, 1024
Premier Degrè FRN 1014, 1024
Unitès A1, A2, A3, A4 FRN 2013, 2023
German

College Level
German Language

43
GER 1014
   
50
GER 1014, 1024
56
GER 1014, 1024, 2013
63
GER 1014, 1024, 2013, 2023
Government Please refer to
Political Science
 
 
Health Human Growth and Development
50
HTH 3543
History Social Sciences and History
50
HIS Elective, 3 hrs.
  History of the United States I
50
HIS 1043
History of the United States II
50
HIS 1053

Inter-
disciplinary
studies

Western Civilization I:
Ancient Near East to 1648

Not available for credit as of 8/1/2010

50

IDS 2203

  Western Civilization II:
1648 to the Present

Not available for credit as of 8/1/2010
50

IDS 2213

Mathematics College Mathematics
50
MAT elective, 3 hrs.
 
Calculus
50
MAT 1214

College Algebra

As of 6/1/09

50
MAT 1073
Pre-Calculus
50
MAT 1093
Natural
Sciences
Natural Sciences
50
BIO elective, 3 hrs.
Political Science
American Government§
50
POL 1013§
Psychology
Introductory Psychology
50
PSY 1013
Social Sciences Please refer to History    
Sociology
Introductory Sociology
50
SOC 1013
Spanish College Level
Spanish Language
43
SPN 1014
   
50
SPN 1014, 1024
58
SPN 1014, 1024, 2013
66
SPN 1014, 1024, 2013, 2023

 

* All credit shown in this table as elective credit is lower division unless otherwise indicated.

** This examination is the same for both credit-granting areas. The score determines which credit is awarded. Credit cannot be used for both IS and CS. Students having earned course credit for IS 3003 cannot earn test credit for the CS 1033.

+ with "pass" on essay scored by English Department faculty.

^Essay portion of this test must be taken at UTSA.

*** Contact the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures for details, 458-4373.

§ This credit is earned after completion of POL 1133 (Texas Politics and Society). Any substitutions or equivalencies allowed by an advisor will not be the responsibility of Testing Services.

!! This credit is for non-biology major courses. Please confer with an advisor.

 

Important Parking Notice See Below:
All visitors coming to campus for the purpose of taking a test at Testing Services must get a Visitor parking hangtag from one of the visitor booths (John Peace Boulevard on the north side of campus and Edward Ximenes on the south side) prior to parking on campus. Go to the visitor booth and tell the staff person that you are on campus for testing. You will be required to show your testing paperwork. The Visitor Booths are open Monday – Thursday from 7:30 am to 6:30 pm, and 7:30 am to 4:30 pm Fridays. You may park in the General Student (unmarked spaces) spacesin lots 5 or 8 only on weekends.

You may not utilize this process if you are a current student. If you have not yet registered for classes you may utilize this process.

Visitors who are not taking a test, or are registered students, faculty, or staff, must park at the short-term parking spaces and pay the associated fee. Short-term spaces are located on the north and south sides of campus:
North Campus - in the numbered spaces on the roof of the Parking Garage on Margaret Tobin
South Campus - in the numbered spaces in lots 5 or 8 only

Click here to view a map of the locations.

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