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Although the AP score does not impact on the admission decision to the college, the College does require proof of sufficient mastery of a subject in order to receive AP credit. Therefore, we require a 4 or 5 on the individual exam in order to receive transfer credit. The maximum amount of transfer credits one may receive from AP exams is 30 credits.

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Speech Communication and Rhetoric

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Education, General

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Touro University in New York is part of the Touro University System (TCUS), America's largest not-for-proft independent institution of higher and professional education under Jewish auspices. Touro provides diverse, innovative and engaging course offerings in a range of felds - from medicine, dentistry and pharmacy to law, business, education, social work and a variety of health science programs including nursing, physical and occupational therapy, speech language pathology and physician assistant. Touro students hail from diverse backgrounds and cultures and their Touro experience is highlighted by close faculty-student relationships, camaraderie and individual attention, all designed to promote student success. Touro has become one of the largest healthcare educational systems in the country. Starting with its School of Health Sciences in New York, Touro has grown from coast to coast to encompass fve medical schools, two colleges of pharmacy and a recently_launched college of dental medicine. Other strong programs of graduate and professional education are offered at the Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center as well as at the graduate schools of social work, business, technology, education and Jewish studies. Students may beneft from linkages and affliations between our undergraduate and graduate/professional schools, from a wide array of inter_professional education opportunities and from active engagement in scientifc and social science research with peers and faculty. The mission of Touro is to educate, to serve, to perpetuate and to enrich the historic Jewish tradition of tolerance and dignity. Created as an independent institution that would support and strengthen the Jewish community, Touro has remained steadfast in its commitment to Jewish continuity and, more broadly, to humankind. Since its inception, Touro has served and supported diverse communities, making world-class educational opportunities accessible to all members of society, across all races, nations, and creeds. Touro provides an environment that nurtures personal growth and intellectual inquiry in superior academic programs. The university also offer neighborhood-based programs that serve, and encourage service to under-resourced communities. Touro students are dedicated to upholding professional ethics, and to the building of a responsive and responsible society.

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