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Find College Credit: Spanish

Posted on by Jennifer Cook-DeRosa, M.S.

Looking for college credit in Spanish? We have a list!

Step 1: Look local! Your local community college may offer dual enrollment courses to high school students, and sometimes for reduced for free tuition! Local community colleges will have “excellent” transferability -the highest level.

Step 2: Look at our out of state dual enrollment list. The colleges on this list will have “excellent” transferability- the highest level.

SPANISHtransferability
Spanish 101: Beginning Spanish (3 credits)Studycomlimited
Spanish 102: Intermediate Spanish (3 credits)Studycomlimited
Spanish 105: Spanish for the Workplace (3 credits)Studycomlimited
AP Spanish Language and Culture (6-12 credits)AP Examgood
AP Spanish Literature and Culture (9-15 credits)AP Examgood
Spanish I (3 credits)Straighterlinelimited
Spanish II (3 credits)Straighterlinelimited
Spanish Language: Levels 1 and 2 (6-9 credits)CLEP Examgood
Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 (6-9 credits)CLEP Examgood
Spanish 1 (3 credits)Sophialimited
NYU Foreign Language Proficiency Exams (up to 16 credits)NYU-FLPvaries
Language Testing International LPT (Listening) 3-6 creditsACTFL Examvaries
Language Testing International OPI (oral) 3-12 creditsACTFL Examvaries
Language Testing International OPIc (oral-computer) 3-12 creditsACTFL Examvaries
Language Testing International RPT (reading) 2-6 creditsACTFL Examvaries
Language Testing International WPT (written) 3-12 creditsACTFL Examvaries
Business Spanish*BYUexcellent
Foundational Spanish 1*BYUexcellent
Foundational Spanish 2*BYUexcellent
*graded regionally accredited credit

BIG PICTURE STUFF: Transferability Key

There are over 30 types and brands of college credit available to your teen- know the differences and understand how each may help you accomplish your family’s goals!  Whether it’s saving money, saving time, or earning admission to your target school – college credit is not created equally.  We’re here to help you sort through…

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Executive Director of Homeschooling for College Credit