SCT

SUNY College of Technology at Canton AP credit

What each AP score earns at SUNY College of Technology at Canton: 35 exams, credit shown in semester hours. Always confirm with the school before you plan your schedule.

Rules that apply to every exam

An official AP grade report must be sent to SUNY Canton before exam credit can be awarded.
Credit awarded will appear on a SUNY Canton transcript after the first semester of enrollment.
Credit awarded depends on the curriculum chosen and the courses required in that program.
SUNY Canton's residency requirements are 15 credits for an Associate Degree and 30 credits for a Bachelor's Degree, independent of exams.
If more than one semester of Calculus is needed for a particular program, it is highly recommended that the student begins with Canton's Calculus I.

AP exam	Score	Credit	Courses
AP African American Studies	3+	3	Humanities Elective (HUMA 299)GER 3
AP Art History	3+	6	Art History: BC to 16th Century (ARTS 201), Art History: 16th to 20th Century (ARTS 202)
AP Biology	3+	8	College Biology I (BIOL 150), College Biology II (BIOL 155)
	2	3	Introduction to Biology (BIOL 101)
AP Calculus AB	3+	4	Calculus I (MATH 161)
AP Calculus BC	4+	8	Calculus I (MATH 161), Calculus II (MATH 162)
AP Chemistry	3+	8	College Chemistry I (CHEM 150), College Chemistry II (CHEM 155)
AP Comparative Government and Politics	3+	3	Comparative Government and Politics (POLS 120)
AP Computer Science A	3+	4	Introduction to Programming (CITA 180)
AP Computer Science Principles	3+	3	Computer Logic (CITA 152)
AP English Language and Composition	4+	3	Expository Writing (ENGL 101)GER 1
AP English Literature and Composition	3+	3	Approaches to Literature (ENGL 109)
AP Environmental Science	3+	3	Introduction to Environmental Science (ESCI 101)
AP European History	3+	6	History of the Western Heritage (HIST 101), Modern Europe (HIST 102)
AP French Language and Culture	3+	7	Contemporary French I (FREN 101), General Elective (FREN 299)Substitutes for FREN 101 and GER 11 elective (FREN 299)
	2	4	Contemporary French I (FREN 101)
AP French Literature	3+	6	General Elective (FREN 299)
	2	3	General Elective (FREN 299)
AP German Language and Culture	3+	6	General Elective (LANG 299)GER 11
	2	3	Gen. Ed. #11 (LANG 299)
AP Latin	4+	6	General Elective (LANG 299)GER 11
	3	3	Language Elective (LANG 299)GER 11
AP Macroeconomics	3+	3	Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 101)
AP Microeconomics	3+	3	Principles of Microeconomics (ECON 103)
AP Music Theory	3+	6	Music Elective (MUSC 299)GER 8
AP Physics B	3+	8	College Physics I (PHYS 121), College Physics II (PHYS 122)
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism	3+	4	University Physics II (PHYS 132)
AP Physics C: Mechanics	3+	8	University Physics I (PHYS 131), University Physics II (PHYS 132)
AP Psychology	3+	3	Introduction to Psychology (PSYC 101)
AP Research	4+	3	ENGL 201 - Writing in the Arts and SciencesOR GER 1
AP Seminar	4+	3	ENGL 201 - Writing in the Arts and SciencesOR GER 1
AP Spanish Language and Culture	3+	7	Spanish I (SPAN 101), Spanish II (SPAN 102)
	2	4	Spanish I (SPAN 101)
AP Spanish Literature and Culture	3+	6	General Elective (SPAN 299)
	2	3	General Elective (SPAN 299)
AP Statistics	3+	3	Statistics (MATH 141)
AP Studio Art: 2-D Design	3+	6	General Elective (ARTS 299)
AP Studio Art: 3-D Design	3+	6	General Elective (ARTS 299)
AP Studio Art: Drawing	3+	6	General Elective (ARTS 299)
AP United States Government and Politics	3+	3	Intro to American Government and Politics (POLS 105)
AP United States History	3+	6	US History to 1877 (HIST 103), US History since 1877 (HIST 105)
AP World History: Modern	3+	3	World History: 1300 to the Present (HIST 107)