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Students may earn college credit at Allegheny by participating in the Advanced Placement Program (AP). Students may receive credit by examination for a maximum of 20 semester credit hours (five four-credit courses). Students who receive scores of four or five on an AP examination will receive academic credit. Placement will be determined by the appropriate department. AP credit and course placement are considered only after receipt of official examination scores from the Educational Testing Service. In order to maintain AP credit, student should not enroll in the equivalent course at any time.

Business/Managerial Economics

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Informatics

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English Language and Literature, General

French Language and Literature

Spanish Language and Literature

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Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Biochemistry

International Public Health/International Health

Sustainability Studies

Religion/Religious Studies

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Physics, General

Psychology, General

Community Organization and Advocacy

International Relations and Affairs

Political Science and Government, General

Economics, General

Drama and Dramatics/Theater Arts, General

Fine/Studio Arts, General

Music, General

History, General

Mathematics, General

Allegheny College is one of the nation's most prestigious and dynamic colleges. We believe higher education should aim higher, which is why we're one of the few colleges in the country that asks students to choose both a major and a minor, each in a different academic division. Our major-minor combination and hands-on learning provide students with intellectual and personal growth, helping to cultivate the creative, big-picture thinking most desired by employers and graduate schools. Plus, our undergrads never wait behind graduate students for research positions on faculty-led projects, but instead are actively engaged as research collaborators. Allegheny was the only baccalaureate college in the nation to receive the inaugural Award for Undergraduate Research Accomplishment from the Council on Undergraduate Research. Our students also connect classroom learning with real-world experience, benefiting from access to career services, pre-professional and graduate school advising, internship and service opportunities, research fellowships, and more At Allegheny, opportunities are limited only by the imagination. With more than 130 student-led organizations and a diverse campus life, the stage is set for a vibrant college experience. Our campus combines historic architecture with facilities bristling with the latest communications and research technology. In the classroom, the community, and beyond, Allegheny provides opportunities that can lead dedicated students to extraordinary outcomes. Allegheny graduates are equipped to meet challenges and solve problems in a rapidly changing world.

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