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Virginia Tech AP credit

What each AP score earns at Virginia Tech for 2026-2027: 41 exams, credit shown in credits. Always confirm with the school before you plan your schedule.

Rules that apply to every exam

  • Request official AP exam scores sent to Virginia Tech directly from College Board using school code 5859.
  • AP scores are received electronically; May exam scores are received in July and thereafter weekly.
  • Awarded credit can be viewed on Hokie SPA within three business days of Virginia Tech receiving the scores.
  • A maximum of 38 hours may be awarded for AP exams.
AP examScoreCreditCoursesApplies to
AP 2-D Design3+3ART 2XXXArt ElectiveAll students
AP 3-D Design3+3ART 1XXXArt ElectiveAll students
AP African American Studies3+3AFST 2XXXAfricana Studies ElectiveAll students
AP Art History4+6ART 2385, ART 2386Survey of the Hist of West Art + Survey of the Hist of West Art; printed as 3+3All students
33ART 2385Survey of the History of Western ArtAll students
AP Biology4+8BIOL 1105, BIOL 1115, BIOL 1106, BIOL 1116Principles of Biology + Principles of Biology Lab + Principles of Biology + Principles of Biology Lab; printed as 3+1+3+1All students
33BIOL 1014Introduction to BiologyAll students
AP Calculus AB4+7MATH 1225, MATH 1026Calculus of a Single Variable (Calculus I) + Elementary Calculus; printed as 4+3All students
4+—MATH 1225, MATH 1026Calculus AB Subscore (Exam 69); credit amounts not printed; Calculus of a Single Variable (Calculus I) + Elementary CalculusAll students
36MATH 1025, MATH 1026Elementary Calculus + Elementary Calculus; printed as 3+3All students
3—MATH 1025, MATH 1026Calculus AB Subscore (Exam 69); credit amounts not printed; Elementary Calculus + Elementary CalculusAll students
AP Calculus BC4+8MATH 1225, MATH 1226Calculus of a Single Variable (Calculus I) + Calculus of a Single Variable (Calculus II); printed as 4+4All students
37MATH 1225, MATH 1026Calculus of a Single Variable (Calculus I) + Elementary Calculus; printed as 4+3All students
AP Chemistry4+8CHEM 1035, CHEM 1045, CHEM 1036, CHEM 1046General Chemistry + General Chemistry Lab + General Chemistry + General Chemistry Lab; printed as 3+1+3+1All students
38CHEM 1015, CHEM 1025, CHEM 1016, CHEM 1026Introduction to Chemistry + Introduction to Chemistry Lab + Introduction to Chemistry + Introduction to Chemistry Lab; printed as 3+1+3+1All students
AP Chinese Language and Culture56CHN 3XXX, CHN 3XXXChinese Elective + Chinese Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43CHN 3XXXChinese ElectiveAll students
33CHN 2XXXChinese ElectiveAll students
AP Comparative Government and Politics4+3PSCI 1024Intro to Comparative Government and PoliticsStudents in PSCI, IS, EDGE, NSFA, or IREL majors
3+3PSCI 1024Intro to Comparative Government and PoliticsStudents not in PSCI, IS, EDGE, NSFA, or IREL majors
33PSCI 1XXXPolitical Science ElectiveStudents in PSCI, IS, EDGE, NSFA, or IREL majors
AP Computer Science A3+3CS 1114Introduction to Software DesignAll students
AP Computer Science Principles3+3CS 1014Intro to Computational ThinkingAll students
AP Cybersecurity3+—BIT 2XXXBusiness Information Technology ElectiveAll students
AP Drawing3+3ART 1404Drawing IAll students
AP English Language and Composition4+6ENGL 1105, ENGL 1106First-Year Writing + First-Year Writing; printed as 3+3; credit awarded for language or literature, but not bothAll students
33ENGL 1105First-Year Writing; credit awarded for language or literature, but not bothAll students
AP English Literature and Composition4+6ENGL 1105, ENGL 1106First-Year Writing + First-Year Writing; printed as 3+3; credit awarded for language or literature, but not bothAll students
33ENGL 1105First-Year Writing; credit awarded for language or literature, but not bothAll students
AP Environmental Science4+6ENSC 1015, ENSC 1016Found. Environmental Science + Found. Environmental Science; printed as 3+3All students
33ENSC 1015Found. Environmental ScienceAll students
AP European History4+6HIST 1025, HIST 1026Introduction to European History + Introduction to European History; printed as 3+3All students
33HIST 1025Introduction to European HistoryAll students
AP French Language and Culture56FR 3XXX, FR 3XXXFrench Elective + French Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43FR 3XXXFrench ElectiveAll students
33FR 2XXXFrench ElectiveAll students
AP German Language and Culture56GER 3XXX, GER 3XXXGerman Elective + German Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43GER 3XXXGerman ElectiveAll students
33GER 2XXXGerman ElectiveAll students
AP Human Geography3+3GEOG 1004Intro Human GeographyAll students
AP Italian Language and Culture56ITAL 3XXX, ITAL 3XXXItalian Elective + Italian Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43ITAL 3XXXItalian ElectiveAll students
33ITAL 2XXXItalian ElectiveAll students
AP Japanese Language and Culture56JPN 3XXX, 3XXXJapanese Elective + Japanese Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43JPN 3XXXJapanese ElectiveAll students
33JPN 2XXXJapanese ElectiveAll students
AP Latin56LAT 3XXX, LAT 3XXALatin Elective + Latin Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43LAT 3XXXLatin ElectiveAll students
33LAT 2XXXLatin ElectiveAll students
AP Macroeconomics4+3ECON 2006Principles of EconomicsAll students
33ECON 1XXXEconomics ElectiveAll students
AP Microeconomics4+3ECON 2005Principles of EconomicsAll students
33ECON 1XXXEconomics ElectiveAll students
AP Music Theory53MUS 2025European-American Music TheoryAll students
3–43MUS 1005Theory FundamentalsAll students
AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based3+4PHYS 2205, PHYS 2215General Physics + General Physics Lab; printed as 3+1All students
AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based3+4PHYS 2206, PHYS 2216General Physics + General Physics Lab; printed as 3+1All students
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism4+4PHYS 2306Foundations of Physics with LabAll students
34PHYS 2206, PHYS 2216General Physics + General Physics Lab; printed as 3+1All students
AP Physics C: Mechanics4+4PHYS 2305Foundations of Physics with LabAll students
34PHYS 2205, PHYS 2215General Physics + General Physics Lab; printed as 3+1All students
AP Precalculus3+3MATH 1014Precalculus with Transcendental FunctionsAll students
AP Psychology4+3PSYC 1004Introductory PsychologyAll students
33PSYC 1XXXPsychology ElectiveAll students
AP Research3+3VT 1XXXVirginia Tech ElectiveAll students
AP Seminar3+3VT 1XXXVirginia Tech ElectiveAll students
AP Spanish Language and Culture56SPAN 3XXX, SPAN 3XXXSpanish Elective + Spanish Elective; printed as 3+3All students
43SPAN 3XXXSpanish ElectiveAll students
33SPAN 2XXXSpanish ElectiveAll students
AP Spanish Literature and Culture4+6SPAN 3XXX, SPAN 3XXXSpanish Elective + Spanish Elective; printed as 3+3All students
33SPAN 2XXXSpanish ElectiveAll students
AP Statistics53STAT 3604Statistics for the Social SciencesAll students
3–43STAT 2004Introductory StatisticsAll students
AP United States Government and Politics4+3PSCI 1014Intro United States Government and PoliticsStudents in PSCI, IS, EDGE, NSFA, or IREL majors
3+3PSCI 1014Intro United States Government and PoliticsStudents not in PSCI, IS, EDGE, NSFA, or IREL majors
33PSCI 1XXXPolitical Science ElectiveStudents in PSCI, IS, EDGE, NSFA, or IREL majors
AP United States History4+6HIST 1115, HIST 1116History of the United States + History of the United States; printed as 3+3All students
33HIST 1115History of the United StatesAll students
AP World History: Modern4+6HIST 1215, 1216Intro to World History + Intro to World History; printed as 3+3All students
33HIST 1215Intro to World HistoryAll students

Source: Virginia Tech official AP credit policy . Read on October 22, 2026. Compare AP credit across colleges