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The Department Chair will send the completed form on to the Registrar’s Office for processing.

The professor will grade the exam and pass along the date and grade received to the Department Chair.

Email the professor the Department Chair has assigned you to so that you can arrange a date and time to take the exam virtually.

This number needs to be included on the finalized form so that the Registrar’s Office can process the paperwork to post the credit. Lazo back with the six digit order number.

Once Admissions has verified the form, the Department Chair will then prompt you with payment instructions to pay for the exam.

The DC will also add your assigned professor to the email thread to facilitate communication. You are eligible if you are not currently enrolled in the level you wish to challenge and if you have not challenged that level in the past.

The Department Chair will send the form to Admissions for them to verify your eligibility.

Lazo will begin the needed paperwork and assign an instructor to administer and grade the exam. Lazo, Department Chair (DC) of Foreign Languages, to begin the process at. Starting on Monday, August 22 email Dr.In order to take an ACC Challenge Exam, please follow these procedures: Please note that for access and convenience we are mostly offering remote appointments. Your exam may include a videoconference with the professor, so please check with your assigned professor about requirements for a camera and/or mic.

The Fall 2022 testing window will be open starting the week of Monday, August 22 until Wednesday, November 23 of 2022. The window for the Summer 2022 semester closed on Friday, July 22 of 2022. If you plan to transfer to another college or university, you should consult that particular institution for more information about their transcript evaluation policies.Ĭhallenge Exams are administered from the beginning of the semester until the last two weeks of a given semester. As a result, the letter grade may positively impact your candidacy as a transfer student in some instances. Certain institutions may include this letter grade in their calculations as they evaluate your academic transcript for transfer. Please note that that this letter grade will not be calculated into your overall ACC GPA. Credit received by way of the Course Challenge is reflected as a letter grade on your academic transcript. You will need to earn an “A” or a “B” on your exam in order to be awarded college-credit for having taken the exam. If you do not yet have college credit for Level I (1411) or Level II (1412), and your degree requires Level III (2311), then you must begin with Level I. If you wish to gain credit for more than one level via the Course Challenge Exam method, you will need to take the exams in succession allowing for processing time between each exam. For most languages, there are Challenges Exams available through the 4th course level (Level IV or 2312). There are Course Challenge Exams available for each of the 10 languages offered in our department: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. There is a specific Course Challenge Exam that has been developed to correspond with each respective level of a course, taking a Course Challenge Exams is similar to taking a final exam for that class. No student may challenge a course for which she/he is currently enrolled or has received a grade of “A, B, C, D, F, I, W” or AU. The student may not challenge a course more than once. Students must complete at least one college credit awarding course at ACC before challenge exam results will be recorded on an official transcript. In order to be eligible to take a Course Challenge Exam, the applicant must be a current or former ACC student and meet the course prerequisites and institutional enrollment requirements. This is only an option if you already have existing qualifying scores obtained in high school. You can also follow our departmental guide to ACC AP & IB Minimum Scores for credit. Please refer to the 2022-2023 Course Catalogfor up to date minimum scores required. Advanced (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) Credit by Exam Deciding which one may be best for you will depend largely on your situation. There are three ways by which you may receive foreign language college credit through examination: (1) AP/IB Exam scores, (2) the ACC Challenge Exam, and (3) the CLEP National Exam. If you feel that your facility with one of the languages offered by the Department of Foreign Languages is advanced enough whereby you could take a test to demonstrate that you meet or exceed the proficiency required to pass a particular course level, then credit by examination might be a good option for you. Credit by examination is a way to earn college credit without taking a class.