Author: Kristin Baule

Important to Know
Tests are $80.00 per exam, paid to CLEP during registration
An additional $20.00 is paid to Sheridan College for the test administration fee
Fee of $40.00 per credit to have credits added to transcript
Test scores will be printed once the student is done testing. Additional test scores can be requested at www.collegeboard.com/clep
Upon registration, student can choose to have transcripts sent to additional schools
CLEP credits earned, do not substitute for credits required for scholarships & Financial Aid
Credits appear on transcripts only
It’s recommended for current students to speak with their advisor, before scheduling an exam.
Student’s with documented disabilities must make arrangements ahead of time with CLEP and the testing center

What to Bring On Test Day
Valid, government-issued photo ID
Social Security Number is required for online registration
Cell phones, calculators, alarm watches, books, paper, chewing gum, chewing tobacco, and food are not permitted in the testing room. Calculators will be provided for tests which require them
Forms of payment are debit/credit card and personal check

Study Materials
Sample test questions, preparations and materials are available on the College Board website. www.collegeboard.com/clep
Students are also welcome and encouraged to visit the Testing Center Coordinator for handouts and study materials.

Regular Hours
Monday-Friday
8:00 am-5:00 pm
Summer Hours
Monday-Thursday
7:30 am-5:30 pm, closed Fridays

CLEP
(College-Level Examination Program)

Beth Walker
Testing Center Director
307.686.0254 Ext. 1411
bwalker@sheridan.edu
Located in Main Building

About CLEP
(College Level Examination Program)
CLEP examinations cover material taught in courses that most students take as requirements in the first two years of college. A college usually grants the same amount of credit to students earning satisfactory scores on the CLEP examination it grants to students successfully completing the course.
Exams are designed to offer opportunities to receive college credit for what the tester already knows. Unless stated, an examination is intended to cover material in a one-semester course.
Each exam is 90 minutes long, and is made up primarily of multiple-choice questions. Some exams do have fill-ins. Freshman English requires an essay in addition to the multiple-choice questions.
CLEP tests are computer based tests, conducted in our Testing Center.
CLEP tests DO NOT substitute for credit hours required for Financial Aid or Scholarship requirements.
CLEP Exam credits appear on your transcript only.

CLEP Exam Title	Semester Credit	Minimum Score	NWCCD Course	NWCCD Title
American Government	2	50 + Wyo Challenge exam	POLS 1000	American & WY Government
Biology	4	50	BIOL 1010	General Biology I
Calculus	4	50 +	MATH 2200	Calculus I
Chemistry	4	50	CHEM 1025/1028	Chemistry I
French Language 1 & 2	4	41-49	FREN 1010	1st Year French I
	8	50-56	FREN 1020/1020	1st Year French II
	12	57+	FREN 2030	2nd Year French I
German Language 1 & 2	4	40-47	GERM 1010	1st Year German I
	8	48-53	GERM 1010/1020	1st Year German II
	12	54+	GERM 2030	2nd Year German I
Spanish Language 1 & 2	4	41-49	SPAN 1010	1st Year Spanish I
	8	50-53	SPAN 1010/1020	1st Year Spanish II
	12	54-62	SPAN 2030	2nd Year Spanish I
	16	63+	SPAN 2040	2nd Year Spanish II
History of U.S. I	3	50	HIST 1210	U.S. History I
History of U.S. II	3	50	HIST 1220	U.S. History II
Introductory Business Law	3	50	BADM 2010	Business Law I
Introductory Psychology	4	50	PSYC 1000	General Psychology
Introductory Sociology	3	47+	SOC 1000	Sociological Principles
Pre-Calculus	4	50	MATH 1400	Pre-Calculus Algebra
	5	61 +	MATH 1450	Pre-Calc Algebra & Trig
Principles of Macro-Economics	3	57+	ECON 1010	Macroeconomics
Principles of Micro-Economics	3	54+	ECON 1020	Microeconomics
Principles of Management	3	50	MGT 2100	Management & Organization
Principles of Marketing	3	50	MKT 2100	Marketing

How To Get Started
Sheridan College Testing Fee: 20.00
$80.00 payment to CLEP at time of registration.

Photo ID is required
Test score is available to tester when the test has been completed; an official transcript will be sent to the college of your choice.