Credit for Prior Learning
The Reginoal Testing Center at Manhattan Tech offers credit by examination opportunities through which you may earn academic credit in specific courses. You can receive college credit for successfully completing exams offered through the College Level Exam Program (CLEP) or through the DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSST) exam program.
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CLEP - College Level Examination Program
The College Board CLEP Program offers 33 exams. You can review each exam’s description for test content and study areas to help you prepare for your test.
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Business: Financial Accounting • Introductory Business Law • Information Systems • Principles of Management • Principles of Marketing |
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Composition and Literature: American Literature • Analyzing and Interpreting Literature • College Composition • College Composition Modular • English Literature • Humanities |
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World Languages: French Language • German Language • Spanish Language |
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History and Social Sciences: American Government • Human Growth and Development • Introduction to Educational Psychology • Introductory Psychology • Introductory Sociology • Principles of Macroeconomics • Principles of Microeconomics • Social Sciences and History • History of the United States I • History of the United States II • Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 • Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present |
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Science and Mathematics: Biology • Calculus • Chemistry • College Algebra • College Mathematics • Natural Sciences • Precalculus |
DSST - DANTES Subject Standardized Test
The DSST program offers 36 exams. For more information about the DANTES Subject Standardized Test Program, visit www.getcollegecredit.com, and see the American Council on Education Credit Recommendations for DSST Exams.
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Business Business Ethics and Society • Business Mathematics • Human Resource Management • Introduction to Business • Management Information Systems • Money and Banking • Organizational Behavior • Personal Finance • Principles of Finance • Principles of Supervision |
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Humanities Ethics in America • History of the Soviet Union • Introduction to World Religions • Math for Liberal Arts • Principles of Advanced English Composition • Principles of Public Speaking |
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Mathematics Computing and Information Technology • Fundamentals of College Algebra • Math for Liberal Arts • Principles of Statistics |
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Physical Science Astronomy • Environment and Humanity: The Race to Save the Planet • Health and Human Development • Principles of Physical Science 1 |
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Social Sciences A History of the Vietnam War • Art of the Western World • Criminal Justice • Foundations of Education • Fundamentals of Counseling • General Anthropology • History of the Soviet Union • Human/Cultural Geography • Introduction to Law Enforcement • Lifespan Developmental Psychology • Substance Abuse • The Civil War and Reconstruction |
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Technology Computing and Information Technology • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity • Technical Writing |
