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Fairleigh Dickinson University–Florham AP credit

What each AP score earns at Fairleigh Dickinson University–Florham: 40 exams, credit shown in credits. Always confirm with the school before you plan your schedule.

Rules that apply to every exam

  • Submit all official College Board Advanced Placement Examination scores to FDU's Admissions Office for evaluation.
  • African American Studies: maximum 6 credits.
  • Art (Studio Art, Art History, 2D and 3D Design): maximum 12 credits.
  • Biology: maximum 8 credits.
  • Calculus: maximum 8 credits.
  • Capstone Diploma Program: maximum 6 credits.
  • Chemistry: total 4 credits.
  • Chinese: maximum 6 credits.
  • Computer Science: maximum 6 credits.
  • Economics: maximum 6 credits.
  • Environmental Science: total 4 credits.
  • English: maximum 6 credits.
  • French: maximum 6 credits.
  • German: maximum 6 credits.
  • Government and Politics: maximum 9 credits.
  • History: maximum 18 credits.
  • Italian: maximum 6 credits.
  • Japanese: maximum 6 credits.
  • Latin: maximum 6 credits.
  • Music Theory: total 3 credits.
  • Physics: maximum 8 credits.
  • Precalculus: maximum 4 credits.
  • Psychology: maximum 3 credits.
  • Spanish: maximum 12 credits.
  • Statistics: total 3 credits.
  • Preprofessional schools may not accept AP scores as a replacement for Biology, Chemistry, or Calculus courses.
AP examScoreCreditCourses
AP 2-D Art and Design4+6ART 1231: 2 Dimensional Design, Art free elective
33ART 1231: 2 Dimensional Design
AP 3-D Art and Design4+6ART 2233: 3-Dimensional Design, ART 1315 Ceramics I
33ART 2233: 3-Dimensional Design
AP African American Studies4+6AFAM 1100: African American Studies, AFAM 2010: The Black Diaspora
33AFAM 1100: African American Studies
AP Art History4+6ARTH 1205: Art History Prehistory to Medieval, ARTH 1206: Art History Renaissance through Today
33ARTH 1205: Art History Prehistory to Medieval
AP Biology54BIOL 1233/1234/1235: Intro to Molecules, Cells, and Genes (Lecture, Recitation, Lab), BIOL 1000: AP Biology
44BIOL 1233/1234/1235: Intro to Molecules, Cells, and Genes (Lecture, Recitation, Lab)
AP Calculus AB4+4Math 1203: Calculus I
AP Calculus BC3+4Math 1203: Calculus I, Math 2202: Calculus II
AP Chemistry4+4CHEM 1201/1203/1211: General Chemistry I (Lecture, Lab, Recitation)
AP Chinese Language and Culture4+6CHIN 1101: Elementary Chinese I, CHIN 1102: Elementary Chinese II
33CHIN 1101: Elementary Chinese I
AP Comparative Government and Politics4+3GOVT 2231: Comparative Government & Politics
AP Computer Science A3+3CSCI 1201: Computer Programming I
AP Computer Science Principles3+3CSCI 1145: Computer Science Fundamentals
AP English Language and Composition4+3WRIT 1002: Composition I: Rhetoric & Inquiry
AP English Literature and Composition4+3WRIT 1500: English Literature & Composition
AP Environmental Science4+4ENVR 1000: Environmental Science
AP European History4+6HIST 1170: European History to 1750, HIST 1171: European History Since 1750
33HIST 1170: European History to 1750
AP French Language and Culture4+6FREN 1001: Beginning French I, FREN 1002: Beginning French II
33FREN 1001: Beginning French I
AP German Language and Culture4+6GERM 1001: Beginning German I, GERM 1002: Beginning German II
33GERM 1001: Beginning German I
AP Human Geography4+3GEOG 1102: Geography and World Issues
AP Italian Language and Culture4+6ITAL 1001: Beginning Italian I, ITAL 1002: Beginning Italian II
33ITAL 1001: Beginning Italian I
AP Japanese Language and Culture4+6JAPN 1001: Beginning Japanese I, Beginning Japanese II
33JAPN 1001: Beginning Japanese I
AP Latin4+6LATN 1101 Elementary Latin I, LATN 1102 Elementary Latin II
33LATN 1101 Elementary Latin I
AP Macroeconomics4+3ECON 2102: Introduction to Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics4+3ECON 2001: Introduction to Microeconomics
AP Music Theory33MUSIC 2221: Fundamentals of Music Theory
AP Physics 14+4PHYS 2101: Gen. Physics I, PHYS 2201: Physics Lab I
AP Physics 24+4PHYS 2101: Gen. Physics I, PHYS 2201: Physics Lab I
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism4+4PHYS 2203: Univ. Physics I, PHYS 2201: Physics Lab I
AP Physics C: Mechanics4+4PHYS 2203: Univ. Physics I, PHYS 2201: Physics Lab I
AP Precalculus4+4MATH 1107: Precalculus
AP Psychology4+3PSYC 1201: General Psychology
AP Research4+3WRIT 1003: Comp II Research and Argument
AP Seminar3+3WRIT 1800: AP Seminar
AP Spanish Language and Culture4+6SPAN 1001: Beginning Spanish I, SPAN 1002: Beginning Spanish II
33SPAN 1001: Beginning Spanish I
AP Spanish Literature and Culture4+6SPAN 3551: Topics in Spanish Lit I, SPAN 3552: Topics in Spanish Lit II
33SPAN 3551: Topics in Spanish Lit I
AP Statistics4+3MATH 2337: Applied Statistics I
AP Studio Art: Drawing4+6ART 1151: General Drawing I, ART 1153: General Life Drawing I
33ART 1151: General Drawing I
AP United States Government and Politics4+3GOVT 1000: American Government & Politics
AP United States History4+6HIST 1130: US History to 1877, HIST 1131: US History Since 1877
33HIST 1130: US History to 1877
AP World History: Modern4+6HIST 1150: World History to 1500, HIST 1151: World History Since 1500
33HIST 1150: World History to 1500

Source: Fairleigh Dickinson University–Florham official AP credit policy . Read on October 27, 2026. Compare AP credit across colleges

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