AP TABLE

SUNY Oswego Advanced Placement (AP) Course Equivalencies
AP Subject AP Exam Title	Exam Score	Credit Hours	Course Exempted	SUNY Oswego Course Title	Area Fulfilled for Degree Audit
ART
Art History	3	3	ART 100	Introduction to Arts	Fine/Performing Arts
Studio General	3	3	ART 100	Introduction to Arts	Fine/Performing Arts
Studio Drawing	3	3	ART 102	Topics in Traditional Media and Methods - Drawing	Fine/Performing Arts
2-D Design	3	3	ART 102	Topics in Traditional Media and Methods - 2-D Design	Fine/Performing Arts
3-D Design	3	3	ART 102	Topics in Traditional Media and Methods - 3-D Design	Fine/Performing Arts
BIOLOGY
Biology	3	4	BIO 101	General Biology	Natural Sciences
Biology	4-5	4	BIO 120	Molecular and Cellular Foundations	Natural Sciences (Note 1)
CHEMISTRY
Chemistry	3	4	CHE 101	Survey of Chemistry	Natural Sciences
Chemistry	4	4	CHE 111	General Chemistry	Natural Sciences
Chemistry	5	8	CHE 111 and CHE 212	General Chemistry	Natural Sciences
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Computer Sci A	3	3	CSC 212	Principles of Programming	Art /Sci Elective Credit
ECONOMICS
Microeconomics	3	3	ECO 101	Principles of Microeconomics	Social/Behavioral Sciences
Macroeconomics	3	3	ECO 200	Principles of Macroeconomics	Social/Behavioral Sciences
ENGLISH
Language/Comp	3	3	ENG 101	Composition I	Art /Sci Elective Credit
Language/Comp	4-5	6	ENG 101 and ENG 102	Composition I Composition II	Art /Sci Elective Credit Writing (Note 2)

Comp/Lit	3	3	ENG 101	Composition I	Art /Sci Elective Credit
Comp/Lit	4-5	6	ENG 101 and ENG 102	Composition I Composition II	Art /Sci Elective Credit Writing (Note 2)

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
	3	3	—-	——	Natural Sciences
	4-5	3	GEO 115	Environmental Sustainability	Natural Sciences
GOVERNMENT / POLITICS
American	3-4	3	—-	—–	Social/Behavioral Sci
American	5	3	POL 205	American Government and Politics	Social/Behavioral Sci
Comparative	3	3	—-	—–	Art /Sci Elective Credit
HISTORY
U.S. History	3-4	3	HIS 202 or HIS 203	History of the United States to 1865 History of the United States since 1865	American History (Note 3)
U.S. History	5	6	HIS 202 and HIS 203	History of the United States to 1865 History of the United States since 1865	American History (Note 3)
European History	3-4	3	HIS 100	The West and the World to 1500	Western Civilization
European History	5	6	HIS 100 and HIS 101	The West and the World to 1500 The West and the World, 1500-1900	Western Civilization Elective Credit
World History	3	3	—–	——–	World Awareness: Humanities
LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Chinese Language/Culture	3	6	CHI 101 and CHI 102	Elementary Chinese Continuing Elementary Chinese	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
French Language and Culture	3	6	FRE 101 and FRE 102	Elementary French Continuing Elementary French	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
French Literature	3	6	FRE 101 and FRE 102	Elementary French Continuing Elementary French	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
German Language /Culture	3	6	GER 101 and GER 102	Elementary German Continuing Elementary German	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
German Literature	3	6	GER 101 and GER 102	Elementary German Continuing Elementary German	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
Italian Language /Culture	3	6	ITA 101 and ITA 102	Elementary Italian Continuing Elementary Italian	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
Japanese Language /Culture	3	6	JPN 101 and JPN 102	Elementary Japanese Continuing Elementary Japanese	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
Latin: Vergil	3	3	—–	——	Art /Sci Elective Credit
Spanish Language and Culture	3	6	SPA 101 and SPA 102	Elementary Spanish Continuing Elementary Spanish	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
Spanish Literature	3	6	SPA 101 and SPA 102	Elementary Spanish Continuing Elementary Spanish	Art /Sci Elective Credit Foreign Language
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
Geography	3	3	GEG 100	Introduction to Geography	Art /Sci Elective Credit (Note 4)
MATHEMATICS
Calculus AB	3	4	MAT 210	Calculus I	Mathematics
Calculus BC	3	8	MAT 210 and MAT 220	Calculus I Calculus II	Mathematics Art /Sci Elective Credit
Statistics	3	3	MAT 158	Introduction to Statistics A	Mathematics
MUSIC
Listening	3	3	MUS 113	Intro to Music Literature and History	Humanities
Theory	3	3	MUS 100	Fundamentals of Music Theory	Fine and Performing Arts
Theory	4-5	3	MUS 200	Intermediate Music Theory I	Art /Sci Elective Credit OR MUS 200 in Music major
PHYSICS
Physics B⁵	3	4	PHY 111	College Physics I	Natural Sciences (Note 6)
Physics B⁵	4-5	8	PHY 111 and PHY 212	College Physics I College Physics II	Natural Sciences (Note 7) Art /Sci Elective Credit OR (Science requirement for science majors)
Physics C Mech⁵	3	4	—–	—–	Art /Sci Elective Credit
Physics C Mech⁵	4-5	8	PHY 111 and PHY 212	College Physics I College Physics II	Natural Sciences Art /Sci Elective Credit OR (Science requirement for science majors)
Physics CE-M⁵	3	4	—–	—–	Art /Sci Elective Credit (Note 6)
Physics CE-M⁵	4-5	8	PHY 111 and PHY 212	College Physics I College Physics II	Natural Sciences (Note 7) Art /Sci Elective Credit OR (Science requirement for science majors)
PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology	3	3	Art /Sci Elective	—–	Social/Behavioral Sci
Psychology	4-5	3	PSY 100	Introduction to Psychology	Social/Behavioral Sci

NOTE 1: May be used as either BIO 120 or 4 hours free elective in the major (depending on focus of AP course). BIO 120 as an option is recommended.

NOTE 2: If student has taken both Lang/Comp and comp/Lit they can only receive a maximum of 6 credits since both exams award credit for the same courses.

NOTE 3: HIS 202 will appear as default on Degree Works but may be changed to HIS 203 by advisor or Registrar should student desire to take HIS 202 at Oswego.

NOTE 4: May be used to satisfy Curriculum and Instruction Social Studies Cognate Requirement.

NOTE 5: Total credits that can be earned in Physics is 11 credits.

NOTE 6: Score of 4 or 5 is required for credits to count toward science major’s (core/cognates).

NOTE 7: Consult department of possible waiver of full year of physics.