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Can I get college credit for Advanced Placement Statistics?

Yes. If you take the AP Statistics exam and receive a score of 3 or 4, you receive credit for STAT 2004 Introductory Statistics. A score of 5 earns credit for STAT 3005 Statistical Methods I. The score must be forwarded directly from the testing service to Virginia Tech and must include your name, social security number, and AP exam score.

AP credit at Virginia Tech is also available in many other areas. Students may obtain up to 38 semester hours of credit through AP exams. A complete list of areas where AP credit may be earned is available on the Registrar's website.