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In most cases, a minimum score of 4 may earn advanced placement with 3 to 6 credits. A score of 3 may be accepted for some tests. Biology, Biomathematics, Neuroscience & Physiology majors, and students who will eventually apply for admission to the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, cannot receive biology credits. Students interested in Pre-Health Professions should consult with their advisor regarding biology credits.

Business Administration and Management, General

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Human Services, General

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"The University of Scranton is more than just an academic institution. It's a vibrant and supportive community that fosters personal and professional growth. As a testament to the university's commitment to excellence, Scranton is ranked among the top 5 universities in the North by U.S. News & World Report. The university takes pride in its identity as a premiere Jesuit and Catholic institution, where students experience a unique blend of personal attention, outstanding academic quality, and a strong sense of community that makes them feel right at home. Scranton's dedication to student success is evident, with 99% of the class of 2022 achieving success based on their career plans within just one year of graduating. The university has an impressive range of academic offerings, including 70 majors, 48 minors, and over 30 graduate programs. Beyond academics, the campus thrives with lively student life, offering numerous opportunities for growth and enrichment. Students can explore internships, study abroad programs, and service trips, further enhancing their educational journey. The University of Scranton is not only an institution that allows students to excel academically, but it is a place to call home.

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