International Baccalaureate Diploma & Certificate Credit (IB)
Undergraduate Transfer Credit
To meet the requirements of a particular degree plan, students may use transfer credit from other institutions. Transcripts are reviewed to determine the number of units accepted and how they will apply toward satisfying NAU Liberal Studies, Diversity, major, minor and/or certificate requirements. Course equivalencies are established based on the alignment of learning outcomes. Course equivalencies are based on when the course was taken.
Northern Arizona University accepts transfer credits, not grades.
Undergraduate credit, from regionally accredited four-year institutions, will be accepted on a credit-unit-for-credit-unit basis (adjusted for semester/quarter terms) for college-level courses with grades of "P" (credit awarded), "C," 2.0, or better.
The university will accept up to 64 transfer credits from a combination of regionally accredited two-year institutions and the American Council on Education (ACE) Alternative Credit Project™. These credits must be college-level with grades of "P" (credit awarded), "C," 2.0, or better. NAU has ABOR approval to accept more than 64 units from two-year colleges for specific degree programs. Prior to making a request to transfer more than 64 units, a specific degree program should be reviewed carefully to see if it may apply.
Students who transfer from Arizona higher education public institutions will follow the degree requirements in effect at the time the coursework began provided that attendance was continuous (as explained under Catalog to Use for Degree Requirements, Policy #100304).
The Course Equivalency Guide (CEG), which is part of the AZTransfer.com System, indicates how the universities accept transfer course work (numbered 100 or above) from Arizona higher education public institutions.
Students pursuing a baccalaureate degree at Northern Arizona University who have completed the Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) from an Arizona public or tribal community college and are subject to the NAU's 1995-97 or subsequent undergraduate catalogs are considered to have satisfied the Liberal Studies Distribution Blocks and Foundation requirements. Students who have completed the AGEC and are subject to the 2005-2006 or subsequent undergraduate catalog are considered to have satisfied Liberal Studies Distribution Blocks and Foundation requirements and the US Ethnic and Global Diversity requirements. Completion of the AGEC does not satisfy the Junior Writing and Senior Capstone requirements. Students will still need to complete these requirements as part of their undergraduate degree.
Students who have completed the California IGETC are considered to have satisfied the Liberal Studies Distribution Blocks and Foundation requirements. Students will still need to satisfy the US Ethnic, Global Diversity, Junior Writing, and Senior Capstone requirements as part of the undergraduate degree.
Petitions for acceptance of credit from nationally accredited four-year or two-year institutions and from non-accredited institutions are to be sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions & Orientation.
ACE Alternative Course Credit
Northern Arizona University will accept up to 64 transfer credits from a combination of regionally accredited two-year colleges and the American Council on Education (ACE) Alternative Credit Project™. These credits must carry grades of "P" (credit awarded), "C," 2.0, or better. For more information, visit the Alternative Credit Project.
Credit For U.S. Military Service And Training
Northern Arizona University uses the American Council on Education (ACE) recommendations and university articulation guidelines to assess credit for U.S. military service and training for undergraduate students.
NAU will accept up to 35 units of ACE-recommended military credit as transfer work toward a baccalaureate degree. Credit will be awarded as lower-division general elective credit or department elective credit.
A student can be awarded an additional 4 units of credit for 18 consecutive months of active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces if terminated under honorable conditions, as documented on the DD214.
A student who has earned a commission in the U.S. Armed Forces, may petition the Office of Admissions and Orientation for an additional 12 units.
Students can use the credit-by-exam option to gain credit for college courses in which proficiency has already been acquired. Students can only use credit-by-exam for courses that the college or department has approved for this option. Some colleges and departments do not permit credit-by-exam, and those that do may limit the availability of courses to be challenged by exam.
Where exams for credit are allowed, they are governed by the general requirements that follow and by the policies of the college or department.
The following requirements apply to all exams for credit.
Students may earn up to 60 units by exam either at NAU or transferred to NAU from another accredited institution. Credit-by-exam earned at another institution may be re-evaluated using NAU standards.
Credit-by-exam equivalencies are based on when the exam was taken.
The same exam may not be repeated within a year of the first attempt.
Under no circumstances will students be permitted to take an exam for the same course more than twice.
Credit earned by an exam must not duplicate credit already earned for the same course.
Credit will not be given for a course that is equivalent to, more elementary than, or substantially overlaps another course where credit has already been received.
Courses in Progress: Students who are currently enrolled in a language course, other than English, and want credit for a more introductory course(s), must take the exam for that course before the midterm of the course currently enrolled.
Credit earned by exam becomes part of a student’s academic record.
Credit by Exam Scores
Northern Arizona University offers credit to students who have taken a qualifying College Board Advanced Placement Exam. Credit is awarded according to the table below based on when the exam is taken.
Advanced Placement - Liberal Studies/Diversity Designation Key
AHI
Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry
CU
Cultural Understanding
E
Ethnic
FNRQ
Foundation Requirement
G
Global
JLWR
Junior-Level Writing Requirement
LAB
Lab Science
SAS
Science and Applied Science
SPW
Social and Political Worlds
AP Exam Scores
Northern Arizona University Course(s) Credited
Units of Credit Granted
Liberal Studies/Diversity
Art History
3
ARH 141 OR ARH 142
3
AHI
4-5
ARH 141 & 142
6
AHI
Biology
3
BIO 100 & 100L
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
4-5
BIO 181, 181L, 182 & 182L
8
SAS (6), LAB (2)
Calculus AB
3-5
MAT 136
4
SAS
*Calculus BC
1-2 with AB subscore of 3-5
MAT 136
4
FNRQ or SAS
3
MAT 136
4
FNRQ or SAS
4-5
MAT 136 & MAT 137
8
FNRQ (4), SAS (4)
*Students who take the Calculus BC exam, also receive an AB subscore. The subscore is noted on the AP Score Report.
Chemistry
4
CHM 151(4) & 151L(1)
5
SAS (4), LAB (1)
5
CHM 151, 151L, 152 & 152L
(It is recommended that Chemistry majors still take CHM 152 & 152L)
9
SAS (7), LAB (2)
Chinese Language and Culture
3
CHI 101 & CHI 102
8
CU
4-5
CHI 101, 102, 201 & 202
16
CU
Computer Science A
4-5
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
Computer Science Principles
3
CS 110
3
SAS
Economics
4-5- Micro
ECO 284
3
SPW
4-5 - Macro
ECO 285
3
SPW
*English Language and Composition
Students who took this exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored a 5 or higher will receive credit for ENG 105 (4 units), satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
4-5
ENG Dept. Elective
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
*English Literature and Composition
Students who took this exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored a 5 or higher will receive credit for ENG 105 (4 units), satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
4-5
ENG Dept. Elective
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
*If you take both the AP English Language and Composition and the AP English Literature and Composition exams, and score a 4 or higher, you will be granted a total of 2 units of ENG Departmental Elective credit, which partially satisfies the English foundation requirement [FNRQ].
Note: Students who took both the English-Language and Composition and the English-Literature and Composition exams prior to January 1, 2019, and scored a 4, will be granted a total of 3 units of ENG Departmental Elective credit, partially satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).Students who scored a 5 or higher, will receive a total of 4 units for ENG 105, satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
Environmental Science
4-5
ENV 101 & 101L
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
European History
4-5
HIS 240 & 241
6
SPW
Human Geography
4-5
GSP Dept. Elective
3
Italian Language and Culture
3
ITA 101 & 102
8
CU
4-5
ITA 101, 102, 201 & 202
16
CU
Japanese Language and Culture
3
JPN 101 & 102
8
CU
4
JPN 101, 102 & 201
12
CU
5
JPN 101, 102, 201 &, 202
16
CU
Latin
3
LAT 101 & 102
8
CU
4
LAT 101, 102 & 201
12
CU
5
LAT 101, 102, 201 & 202
16
CU
Latin—Literature
3
LAT 101 & 102
8
CU
4
LAT 101, 102 & 201
12
CU
5
LAT 101, 102, 201 & 202
16
CU
Music Theory
4 (Non-Aural)
MUS 121
2
4 (Aural)
MUS 131
2
5 (Non-Aural)
MUS 121
2
5 (Aural)
MUS 131
2
Physics I
4
PHY 111
4
LAB
5
PHY 111 & 112
8
LAB
Physics II
4
PHY 112
4
LAB
5
PHY 111 & 112
8
LAB
Physics C—Mechanics
3-5
PHY 111
4
LAB
Physics C—Electricity and Magnetism
3-5
PHY 112
4
LAB
Political Science—U.S. Government and Politics
4-5
POS 110
3
SPW
Political Science—Comparative Government and Politics
4-5
POS 260
3
SPW
Psychology
4-5
PSY 101
3
SPW
Research
3
Elective Credit
3
Seminar
3
Elective Credit
3
Spanish, French, or German Language and Culture
3
201 & 202
8
CU
4
201, 202 & 303
11
CU
5
201, 202, 303 & 304W
14
CU, JLWR (3)
Spanish, French, or German Literature
3 (Spanish ONLY)
321
3
4-5*
304W & 321
6
JLWR (3)
*Additional credit may be given by the department for a score of 5.
Statistics
3-5
STA 270
3
FNRQ or SAS
Studio Art - Drawing
4-5
ART 135
3
Studio Art - 2D
4-5
ART 150
3
AHI
Studio Art - 3D
4-5
ART 151
3
AHI
United States History
4-5
HIS 291 & 292
6
SPW
World History
4-5
HIS 100 & HIS 102
6
SPW, CU, G
Students who have completed advanced Cambridge coursework and who have taken a Cambridge International AS-Level or A-Level exam, may receive university credit. Credit will be awarded according to the Cambridge International Exam table below based on when the exam is taken.
Cambridge International Exam - Liberal Studies/Diversity Designation Key
AHI
Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry
CU
Cultural Understanding
E
Ethnic
FNRQ
Foundation Requirement
G
Global
LAB
Lab Science
SAS
Science and Applied Science
SPW
Social and Political Worlds
Cambridge International Exam
Scores
Northern Arizona University Course(s) Credited
Units of Credit Granted
Liberal Studies/Diversity
Accounting
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
6
Applied Information & Communication Technology
AS-Level
(E or Better)
CTE Dept. Elective
3
A- Level
(E or Better)
CTE Dept. Elective
6
Arabic
AS-Level
(C or Better)
ARB 101
4
CU
A-Level
(C or Better)
ARB 101 & 102
8
CU
Art & Design
AS-Level
(E or Better)
ART 135
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
ART 135 & ART 150
6
AHI (3)
Biology
AS-Level
(E or Better)
BIO 100 (3) & BIO 100L (1) or Dept. Elective (4)
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
A-Level
(E or Better)
BIO 181 (3) & BIO 181L (1)
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
A-level
(D or Better)
BIO 181, 181L, 182 & 182L
8
SAS (6), LAB (2)
Business
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
6
Chemistry
AS-Level
(D or Better)
CHM 130 & CHM 130L
5
SAS (4), LAB (1)
A-Level
(D or E)
CHM 130 & CHM 130L
5
SAS (4), LAB (1)
A-Level
(B or C)
CHM 151 & CHM 151L
5
SAS (4), LAB (1)
A-Level
(A)
CHM 151, CHM 151L, CHM 152 & CHM 152L
9
SAS (7), LAB (2)
Chinese
AS-Level
(C or Better)
CHI 101, CHI 102 & CHI 201
12
CU
A-Level
(C or Better)
CHI 101, CHI 102, CHI 201 & CHI 202
16
CU
Computer Science
AS-Level
(E or Better)
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
A-Level
(E or Better)
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
Computing
AS-Level
(E or Better)
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
A-Level
(E or Better)
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
Design Technology
AS-Level
(E or Better)
CTE Dept. Elective
3
A- Level
(E or Better)
CTE Dept. Elective
6
Economics
AS-Level
(D or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-level
(D or Better)
ECO 284 & ECO 285
6
SPW
English Language
Students who took this exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored an E or Better on the A-Level exam will receive 3 units of ENG Dept. Elective credit, partially satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
AS-level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
A-Level
(E or Better)
ENG Dept. Elective
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
English Language and Literature
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
English Literature (Literature in English)
Students who took this exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored an E or Better on the A-Level exam will receive 3 units of ENG Dept. Elective credit, partially satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
AS-level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
A-level
(E or Better)
ENG Dept. Elective
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
Environmental Management
AS-Level
(D or Better)
ENV 101 (3) & ENV 101L (1)
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
Food Studies
AS-Level
(E or Better)
NTS 135
3
SAS
A-Level
(E or Better)
NTS 135 (3) & NTS Dept. Elective (3)
6
SAS (3)
French
AS-Level
(C or Better)
FRE 101
4
CU
A-Level
(C or Better)
FRE 101 & FRE 102
8
CU
Geography
AS-Level
(E or Better)
GSP Dept. Elective
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
GSP Dept. Elective
6
German
AS-Level
(C or Better)
GER 101
4
CU
A-Level
(C or Better)
GER 101 & GER 102
8
CU
Global Perspectives and Research
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
6
History
AS-Level
(C or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-Level
(C or Better)
Elective Credit
6
Information Technology
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
3
Japanese
AS-Level
(C or Better)
JPN 101, JPN 102 & JPN 201
12
CU
Languages - not offered by NAU
AS-Level
(C or Better)
LAN 101
4
CU
A-Level
(C or Better)
LAN 101 & LAN 102
8
CU
Marine Science
AS-Level
(D or Better)
BIO 100 & BIO 100L
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
A-Level
(D or Better)
BIO 100 (3) & BIO100L(1) & BIO Dept. Elective (4)
8
SAS (3), LAB (1)
Mathematics
AS-Level
(E or Better)
MAT 110
3
FNRQ
A-Level
(E or Better)
MAT 125 & MAT 131
7
FNRQ (4), SAS (3)
Mathematics Further
A-Level
(E or Better)
MAT 136 (4), MAT 137 (4) & STA 270 (3)
11
FNRQ (4), SAS (7)
Media Studies
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
A-Level
(E or Better)
CMF 122
3
Music
AS-Level
(E or Better)
MUS 293
3
AHI
A-Level
(E or Better)
MUS 293 (3) & MUS Dept. Elective (200-Level) (3)
6
AHI (3)
Physics
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
A-Level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
Physical Science
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
Psychology
AS-Level
(E or Better)
PSY 101
3
SPW
A-Level
(E or Better)
PSY 101 & PSY 299
6
SPW (3)
Sociology
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Non Transferable
0
A-Level
(E or Better)
Non transferable
0
Spanish
AS-Level
(C or Better)
SPA 101
4
CU
A-Level
(C or Better)
SPA 101 & 102
8
CU
Thinking Skills
AS-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
Elective Credit
6
Travel & Tourism
AS-Level
(E or Better)
HA 284
3
A-Level
(E or Better)
HA 284 (3) & HA Dept. Elective (3)
6
Individual departments offer challenge exams for some courses described in the catalog. Students who believe they have knowledge about a particular subject area may take an exam rather than enrolling in that course. Credit may be received in this way if the exam is available, based on when the exam is taken, and permitted by the department. Contact the department for information about eligibility, course syllabi, fees and application forms. Departments and colleges may set limits on the number of units that may be earned through Challenge Exams.
Credit may be earned by successfully completing a CLEP exam according to the table below based on when the exam is taken. Students must request CLEP scores be sent directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions & Orientation. Northern Arizona University does not transcribe CLEP scores based on transcripts from other institutions.
CLEP - Liberal Studies/Diversity Designation Key
AHI
Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry
CU
Cultural Understanding
E
Ethnic
FNRQ
Foundation Requirement
G
Global
LAB
Lab Science
SAS
Science and Applied Science
SPW
Social and Political Worlds
CLEP Exam and Scores
Northern Arizona University Course(s) Credited
Units of Credit Granted
Liberal Studies/Diversity
Algebra, College
50 or higher
MAT 110
3
FNRQ
American Government
50 or higher
POS 110
3
SPW
American Literature
55 or higher
ENG Dept. Elective
3
AHI
Analyzing & Interpreting Literature
50 or higher
ENG Dept. Elective
3
AHI
Biology
50 or higher
BIO 100
3
SAS
Calculus
50 or higher
MAT 136
4
FNRQ or SAS
Chemistry
50 or higher
CHM 151 & 151L
5
SAS (4), LAB (1)
College Composition
(Note: The College Composition Modular exam is not accepted)
Students who took this exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored a 60 or higher will receive credit for ENG 105 (4 units), satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
50 or higher
ENG Dept. Elective
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
English Literature
55 or higher
ENG Dept. Elective
3
AHI
Financial Accounting
50 or higher
ACC Dept. Elective
3
French Language
50-54
FRE 101
4
CU
55-61
FRE 101 & 102
8
CU
62-65
FRE 101, 102 & 201
12
CU
66-80
FRE 101, 102, 201 & 202
16
CU
German Language
39-45
GER 101
4
CU
46-50
GER 101 & 102
8
CU
51-59
GER 101, 102 & 201
12
CU
60-80
GER 101,102, 201 & 202
16
CU
History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877
56 or higher
HIS 291
3
SPW
History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present
56 or higher
HIS 292
3
SPW
Human Growth and Development
50 or higher
PSY 240
3
SPW
Humanities
49 or higher
HUM Dept. Elective
3
AHI
Information Systems
50
ISM Dept. Elective
3
Introductory Business Law
50 or higher
ACC 205
3
Macroeconomics, Principles
50 or higher
ECO 285
3
SPW
Microeconomics, Principles
50 or higher
ECO 284
3
SPW
Natural Science
53-55
Elective Credit
3
SAS
56 or higher
Elective Credit
6
SAS (3)
Precalculus
50 or higher
MAT 125
4
FNRQ
Psychology, Introduction
50 or higher
PSY 101
3
SPW
Social Sciences and History
56 or higher
Elective Credit
3
SPW
Sociology, Introduction
50 or higher
SOC 101
3
SPW
Spanish Language
50-54
SPA 101
4
CU
55-65
SPA 101 & 102
8
CU
66-67
SPA 101, 102 & 201
12
CU
68-80
SPA 101, 102, 201 & 202
16
CU
Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648
56 or higher
HIS 240
3
SPW
Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present
56 or higher
HIS 241
3
SPW
Credit for the DSST exam is based on the same criteria as the CLEP exam. At this time, Northern Arizona University accepts only those DSST Exams and Scores listed in the table below based on when the exam is taken.
DSST - Liberal Studies/ Diversity Designation Key
AHI
Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry
SPW
Social and Political Worlds
DSST Exam and Scores
Northern Arizona University Course(s) Credited
Units of Credit Granted
Liberal Studies/Diversity
Art of the Western World
400
ARH 141 or ARH 142
3
AHI
Civil War and Reconstruction
400
Elective Credit
3
Criminal Justice
400
CCJ 101
3
SPW
Environment and Humanity
400
Elective Credit
3
Foundations of Education
400
Elective Credit
3
Fundamentals of Counseling
400
Elective Credit
3
History of the Soviet Union
400
Elective Credit
3
History of the Vietnam War
400
Elective Credit
3
Introduction to Law Enforcement
400
CCJ 220
3
Lifespan Development Psychology
400
Elective Credit
3
Technical Writing
400
Elective Credit
3
Students who present an International Baccalaureate Diploma and Certificate may qualify for transfer credit, depending on the level of the exam and the grade received. Credit will be awarded according to the table below based on when the exam is taken. (Please note that credit is not awarded for the English-as-a-Second-Language exam.)
IB - Liberal Studies/Diversity Designation Key
AHI
Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry
CU
Cultural Understanding
E
Ethnic
FNRQ
Foundation Requirement
G
Global
LAB
Lab Science
SAS
Science and Applied Science
SPW
Social and Political Worlds
SL = Standard Level
HL = Higher Level
IB Subject
Level of Exam
Scores
Northern Arizona University Course(s) Credited
Units of Credit Granted
Liberal Studies/Diversity
Biology
SL
4
BIO Dept. Elective
3
5-7
BIO 100 & BIO 100L
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
HL
4-5
BIO 100 & BIO 100L
4
SAS (3), LAB (1)
6-7
BIO 181, 181L, 182 & 182L
8
SAS (6), LAB (2)
Business Management
SL
5-7
Elective Credit
3
HL
5-7
Elective Credit
3
Chemistry
HL
4
CHM 151 & CHM 151L
5
SAS (4), LAB (1)
5-7
CHM 151, 151L, 152 & 152L
9
SAS (7), LAB (2)
Classical Languages
SL
5-7
GRK 101 or LAT 101
4
CU
HL
4
GRK 101 & 102 or
LAT 101 & 102
8
CU
5-7
GRK 201 & GRK 202 or
LAT 201 & LAT 202
8
CU
Computer Science
SL
4
CS 110
3
SAS
5-7
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
HL
5-7
CS 126 & CS 126L
4
Dance
SL/HL
4-7
FIT Dept. Elective
3 (max)
Design Technology
SL/HL
4
EGR 186
3
Economics
SL
5-7
ECO 285
3
SPW
HL
5-7
ECO 284 & 285
6
SPW
English B
HL
5-7
Non Transferable
0
Environmental Systems and Societies
SL
5-7
ENV 101
3
SAS
Film
SL
4
CMF 122
3
5-7
CMF 121 & CMF 122
6
HL
4
CMF 122
3
5-7
CMF 121 & CMF 122
6
Geography
SL
4-7
GSP Dept. Elective
3
HL
4-7
GSP 240 (3) & GSP Dept. Elective (1)
4
SPW (3)
Global Politics
SL
4-7
POS 120
3
CU
HL
4-7
POS 120 + POS Dept. Elective
6
CU (3)
History (Africa and the Middle East)
SL
5-7
Elective Credit
3
HL
4
Elective Credit
3
5-7
Elective Credit
6
History, American
SL
5-7
HIS 291
3
SPW
HL
4
HIS 291
3
SPW
5-7
HIS 291 & 292
6
SPW
History, East, Southeast, and Oceana
HL
4
Elective Credit
3
5-7
Elective Credit
6
History, European
HL
4
HIS 240
3
SPW
5-7
HIS 240 & 241
6
SPW
History, Islamic
HL
5-7
HIS 230 & 231
6
CU, G
Information Technology in a Global Society
SL
5-7
Elective Credit
3
HL
4-7
Elective Credit
3
Language A: Language & Literature
SL
0-7
Non Transferable
0
HL
4-7
ENG Dept. Elective
Students who took the Higher Level (HL) exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored a 5 or higher will receive credit for ENG 105 (4 units), satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
Language A: Literature
SL
0-7
Non Transferable
0
HL
4-7
ENG Dept. Elective
Students who took the Higher Level (HL) exam prior to January 1, 2019, and scored a 5 or higher will receive credit for ENG 105 (4 units), satisfying the English foundation requirement (FNRQ).
2
FNRQ (partially satisfies)
Placement into ENG 205
Language ab initio
SL
0-7
Non Transferable
0
Language B
SL
5-7
ARB, CHI, FRE, GER, ITA, JPN, or SPA
101
4
CU
HL
4
ARB, CHI, FRE, GER, ITA, JPN or SPA
101 & 102
8
CU
5-7
ARB, CHI, FRE, GER, ITA, JPN or SPA
201 & 202
8
CU
Language B (not offered at Northern Arizona University)