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Advanced Placement scores must be reported to Wake Forest University directly from College Board (use college code 5885). 
Refer to the following chart for credit earned, course equivalency and exemption information. 
Special Note: Advanced Placement courses cannot be used to satisfy divisional requirements; however, AP credit will count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. 
WFU DepartmentAdvanced Placement TestAP ScoreWFU HoursWFU Course Equivalent
ArtHistory of Art4 or 53ART 103
Studio Art – Drawing4 or 53ART 118
Studio Art – 2D Design4 or 53ART 111
Studio Art – 3D Design4 or 53ART 111
BiologyBiology4 or 54BIO 111
ChemistryChemistry4 or 57CHM 111/Lab & CHM 280
East Asian Languages and Culture (Chinese)Chinese Language and Culture30CHI 102
Chinese Language and Culture44CHI 153
Chinese Language and Culture54CHI 201
Computer ScienceComputer Science A40CSC 111A & 111AL 
Computer Science A54CSC 111A & 111AL 
Computer Science AB4 or 54CSC 111A & 111AL 
EconomicsEconomics: Micro
Economics: Macro
Combined:
8 to 10
3ECN 150
NOTE: Students must take both AP tests in Economics and earn a combined score of 8 or higher to be awarded credit.
EducationHuman Geography 4 or 53EDU 271
EnglishEnglish Language & Composition 4 or 54ENG 111
English Literature & Composition 4 or 54ENG 111
NOTE: Only 4 total hours of ENG 111 credit will be awarded.
Environmental StudiesEnvironmental Science4 or 53ENV 201
Romance Languages (French)French Language30FRH 154
French Language4 or 53FRH 154
French Literature30FRH 213
French Literature4 or 53FRH 213
GernmanGerman Language30GER 153
German Language44GER 153
German Language58GER 212
NOTE: Students who receive credit for GER 212 but wish to take 212 at WFU, may petition the department to have their AP credit changed to GER 210 or 214 as applicable.
HistoryEuropean History4 or 53HST 102
United States History4 or 53HST 150
World History4 or 53HST 103
NOTE: Students who have received credit for 2 AP courses may elect to fulfill their college divisional with any 200 or 300 level course (excluding 390, 391, 392, 395, 398, 399).
Romance Languages (Italian)Italian Language and Culture30ITA 154
Italian Language and Culture4 or 53ITA 154
East Asian Languages and Culture (Japanese)Japanese Language and Culture30JPN 102
Japanese Language and Culture44JPN 153
Japanese Language and Culture54JPN 201
Classical Languages (Latin)Latin: Vergil4 or 53LAT 218
Latin: Literature4 or 53LAT 555 – Contact Department
MathematicsCalculus AB4 or 54MTH 111
Calculus AB subscore4 or 54MTH 111
Calculus BC34MTH 111
Calculus BC4 or 54MTH 112
Statistics54MTH 109
NOTE: Credit will be given for MTH 111 or MTH 112, but NOT both.
MusicMusic: Listening & Literature4 or 53MUS 101
Music Theory54MUS 171
PhysicsPhysics B4 or 54PHY 111
Physics C – Mechanics4 or 54PHY 113
Physics C – Electricity & Magnetism4 or 54PHY 114
NOTE: Credit will be given for PHY 111 or PHY 113 but NOT both.
Political ScienceGovernment & Politics: United States53POL 113
Government & Politics: Comparative53POL 114
PsychologyPsychology 4 or 53PSY 151
Romance Languages (Spanish)Spanish Language30SPN 154
Spanish Language4 or 53SPN 154
Spanish Literature30SPN 213
Spanish Literature4 or 53SPN 213