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A maximum of 9 credits in all subjects may be earned through credit-by-examination. If more than one type of examination (AP, IB, A-levels) is offered in the same subject, credit is awarded for only one of the exams. Credits earned by examination do not satisfy Foundation requirements. With the permission of the department chair, credits earned by examination may satisfy major or minor requirements. A student who takes multiple exams can only earn credit for a specific Knox course once. A student may take a course for which he or she has been exempted, but the credit earned by examination is then cancelled.

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Knox College is a welcoming place-situated in a city surrounded by an open landscape which opens up to big skies, leaving plenty of room for wonder. Here, you'll meet a collection of students and faculty who are as smart and talented as you'll find anywhere else in the world. Where differing points of view are actively sought because we know the more perspectives we can add, the better we will inform our own. Our 3-3 academic calendar means you take three courses for three terms, which gives you a chance to try new things with a deeper level of focus. Our one-of-a-kind immersion terms-a focused, hands-on exploration of a single field of study over the course of a term-give you the opportunity to spend an entire term dedicated to something you love. And our Power of Experience Grant ensures every student can get funding for an internship, independent research or creative project, community service, or study abroad-giving you a head start on success after graduation. We're one of the 25 most diverse campuses in America, with 1,000 students from nearly every state and 50 countries, and we offer more than 60 courses of study. Our faculty are exceptionally talented and extremely approachable-recognized nationally for their commitment to undergraduate teaching. One of the Colleges That Change Lives!

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