Proficiency exams
LLCC offers credit by proficiency in selected courses. Students should contact the Registration Services office. A $10 processing fee is required for each test taken by a student, including retests. A period of one semester is required between retests.
Once a student who has earned credit by proficiency examination has paid the fee and the college per-credit-hour charge, the credit is recorded on the official transcript as proficiency credit. The number of credit hours completed is indicated as credit hours earned, but PR appears in place of a grade. However, hours earned by proficiency credit have no effect on the student's grade point average.
Acceptance of proficiency credit varies among colleges and universities.
Students may earn credit for proficiency in the following courses:
ACC |
100 |
Introduction to Accounting |
ACT |
100 |
Architectural Drafting Principles |
AGR |
208 |
Introduction to Agricultural Mechanics |
ART |
103 |
Drawing I |
ART |
211 |
Painting I |
AUT |
101 |
Fundamentals of Automotive Technologies |
CAS |
121 |
Computer Systems and Business Applications |
CPC |
115 |
Computer Programming Concepts |
ELT |
110 |
DC and AC Circuits |
GEG |
103 |
Physical Geography |
HIS |
101 |
History of Western Civilization I |
HIS |
102 |
History of Western Civilization II |
HIS |
111 |
United States History to 1877 |
HIS |
112 |
United States History Since 1877 |
HLT |
109 |
Medical Terminology |
HSP |
131 |
Food Production I |
MCS |
120 |
Fundamentals of Medical Science I |
MCS |
130 |
Fundamentals of Medical Science II |
MUS |
100 |
Fundamentals of Music |
MUS |
104 |
Music Appreciation |
POS |
101 |
Introduction to American Politics |
TEM |
103 |
Vocational-Technical Math |
THE |
101 |
Introduction to Theatre |
Additional courses may have been added to this list since the publication of the catalog. For more information, see the appropriate academic department dean/associate dean.