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| UT Scarborough AP Policies | |
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| Topic Started: May 9 2008, 04:07 PM (284 Views) | |
| SarahRainsberger | May 9 2008, 04:07 PM Post #1 |
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Current as of May 9, 2008 per http://www.adm.utoronto.ca/adm/adm_pdf_files/APUTSC%202008.pdf This information sheet is intended to help students admitted to the University of Toronto Scarborough understand how we recognize Advanced Placement Examinations. Provided you fulfill the conditions of your Offer of Admission you will receive transfer credit (sometimes called Advanced Standing) for the AP subjects in which you obtain a final grade of at least “4”. Make arrangements with the College Board to have your final AP results sent electronically. Also, make an appointment to meet with Anthony Ngimat during the first week of classes – bring a copy of your final AP grade report with you to the meeting. If you have any questions regarding your Offer of Admission or possible transfer credit, please telephone us at 416 287-7529 or write to offer@utsc.utoronto.ca. Include your full name and UofT student number in all correspondence. A list of possible Transfer Credits is given below. You may not enrol for degree credit in any courses listed as transfer credit or exclusion. In addition, you may not enrol in any courses listed in the Calendar as exclusions for these transfer credits or exclusions. If you do, the course taken here will be designated as “extra” and will not count for degree credit. For example, if you complete Biology with a grade of at least 4, you will be given transfer credit for BGYA01H3 and BGYA02H3. You must not enrol in BGYA01H3 or BGYA02H3. If you are uncertain about your final grades before course registration begins, we suggest that you “assume” that you will receive transfer credit. Once final grades are available and if you do not qualify for the transfer credit, you must amend your course registration. Forfeiting of transfer credit is not permitted. Legend: The first three letters of the course code indicate the discipline or subject area. The fourth letter or number of the code indicates the year level of the course where A/1 = first year and B/2 = second year. The next two numbers indicate the specific course and “**” indicates that there is no exact equivalent at U of T for the course you have taken, so a generic credit is granted. Thus HISA**Y represents a generic credit in History and EESA**H a half credit in Environmental Science at the first year level. AP Course / Transfer Credit given (for a score of 4 or 5) / Exclusion (similar course in which a student may not enrol) Art History / VPHA**Y / FAH101H1 Art - Studio / VPSA**H / Consult Program Supervisor Biology / BGYA01H3 + BGYA02H3 Chemistry / CHMA10H3 + CHMA11H3 Calculus AB / No Credit (but serves as prerequisite to enter MATA30H3 and MATA32H3) Calculus BC / MATA**H / Calculus MATA20H3, A30H3, A32H3 Computer Science A / CSCA08H3 Computer Science AB / CSCA48H3 English Language & Composition / HUMA**H – English Lang & Comp / ENG100H1 English Literature & Composition / HUMA**H – English Lit & Comp / ENG100H1 Environmental Science / EESA**H French Language / FREA01H3 + FREA02H3 French Literature / FREA**Y / FREB50H3, B51H3 German No Credit Government and Politics - Comparative / POLA**Y Government and Politics - U.S. / POLA**Y History - World / HISA**Y History - U.S. / HISA**Y / HISB30H3, B31H3 History - European / HISA**Y / HIS109Y1 Human Geography No Credit Latin Literature / LAT1**Y / LAT201H1, 202H1 Latin Virgil / LAT1**Y / LAT201H1, 202H1 Macroeconomics / ECMA05H3 / ECMA06H3 Microeconomics / ECMA01H3 / ECMA04H3 Music Theory No Credit Physics B or C / PHYA10H3 + PHYA21H3 Psychology / PSYA01H3 Spanish Language No Credit Spanish Literature / SPA1**Y-Literature / SPA258H1 Statistics / STAA**H / STAB22H3 Note: Students do not normally receive transfer credit for language courses taken in their native language. |
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