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The College of Mount Saint Vincent cooperates with the Advanced Placement Program and encourages prospective students to take advanced placement examinations. Students are responsible for ensuring that their AP exam scores are sent to the College of Mount Saint Vincent. Students who have successfully taken one or more of the Advanced Placement Tests of the College Entrance Examination Board must specifically request advanced placement and/or credit. For scores below three, no credit is awarded. For a score of three, the student will usually receive credit for one elective course worth three credits. For a score of four or five, the student receives credit for one three-credit course. How the course is applied to the curriculum (core or major) is indicated below. The decision to grant advanced placement and/or credit is based on such factors as the Advanced Placement's equivalence to the content of courses in the College's curricula and the applicability of the area of advanced study to the prescribed or elective requirements of the program. No grades are assigned to courses credited. At times, students with an Advanced Placement score of three who intend to major in the area where they have taken an Advanced Placement course will be advised to repeat the College's course.

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History Teacher Education

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French Language and Literature

Spanish Language and Literature

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

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Family Practice Nurse/Nursing

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Religion/Religious Studies

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Psychology, General

Public Policy Analysis

Sociology

Economics, General

Visual and Performing Arts, General

History, General

Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies

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Few schools can offer what Mount Saint Vincent does. Students enjoy a beautiful, waterfront 70-acre campus and the support of a close-knit academic community, while taking advantage of the unparalleled cultural, professional, and scholarly resources available throughout New York City. It's a remarkable and uncommon mixture, equipping students for lifelong success in a range of industries and disciplines. With 70 nationally recognized degree programs and course offerings, more than 40 different clubs and organizations, leadership guidance, academic advisement and career education programs, a strong commitment to volunteer and community service, study abroad and international service learning opportunities, and an array of NCAA Division III varsity sports, the College offers every student a forum for growth and development. The College of Mount Saint Vincent offers the best in liberal education. Small class sizes and personalized attention provide our talented students with an exceptional academic experience. Education here goes beyond knowledge, skills, and preparation for work. Nearly 20,000 students have graduated from the College. Here, they prepared for a career, not just a job. Our alumni study at the finest graduate and professional schools in the nation. They become leaders and innovators in the global community. At the Mount, we seek the development of the whole person-the heart as well as the mind.

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