CLEP Testing
CLEP allows students to test and receive college credit for prior knowledge in many different subject areas.
How to schedule a CLEP:
- Create an account to select & pay for your exam. Print the registration ticket. https://clep.collegeboard.org/
- If you plan on attending SCCC, select “Seward County Community College” as a location to send your scores.
- Schedule an appointment online for a time that is convenient to you. The SCCC Testing Center charges all CLEP testers a $15.00 sitting fee that must be paid at the SCCC cashier before starting the exam.
- If you want to practice visit the CLEP Website for practice materials.
- SCCC students must have all CLEP testing done prior to the end of the fall semester of their sophomore year.
CLEP Quick Info
Cost: $93 registration fee + $15 sitting fee
Length: approximately 2 hours
Take the CLEP Test:
1) Register with CollegeBoard
2) Make an appointment at the SCCC Testing Center
Bring: CLEP ticket, sitting fee receipt, and a valid ID.
More Information
At SCCC, a score of 50 or above is necessary to be awarded credit.
For language exams (Spanish, French or German):
- a score of 50+ will award credit for the first semester class
- a score of 63+ will award credit for both first & second semesters
From the CLEP website:
The ID you bring must meet the following criteria:
- Be a government-issued physical ID.
- Be an original document—photocopied documents are not acceptable.
- Be valid and current—expired documents (bearing expiration dates that have passed) are not acceptable, no matter how recently they may have expired.
- Bear the test taker’s full name, in English language characters, exactly as it appears on the registration ticket, including the order of the names.
- Middle initials are optional and only need to match the first letter of the middle name when present on both the ticket and the identification.
- Bear a recent recognizable photograph that clearly matches the test taker.
- Include the test taker’s signature.
- Be in good condition with clearly legible text and a clearly visible photograph.
- Military test takers must bring their military ID.
- Homeschooled students and high school students: If you do not have the required government-issued ID, please complete a Student ID Form which is valid for one year. The form must be accompanied by a recognizable photo with a school or notary seal overlapping the photo. The form must be signed in front of a school official or notary. If you fail to present appropriate identification, you will not be tested.
Examples of other types of acceptable physical identification include:
- Government-issued passport with name, photograph, and signature
- Driver’s license with name, photograph, and signature
- State or province ID issued by the motor vehicle agency with name, photograph, and signature
- Military ID with name, photograph, and electronic signature
- National ID with name, photograph, and signature
- Tribal ID card with name, photograph, and signature
- A naturalization card or certificate of citizenship with name, photograph, and signature
- A permanent resident card (green card) with name, photograph, and signature
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