The AP Credit Chart for 2022-2023 outlines the Advanced Placement exam credits awarded by Riverside Community College District (RCCD). It details how AP exam scores translate into college credit, including specific courses and units applicable toward associate degrees and general education requirements. Students can find information on various subjects, including Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, and more, along with the corresponding RCCD unit credits and transfer options for CSU and UC systems. This resource is essential for high school students aiming to maximize their AP exam results for college credit.

Key Points

  • Details AP exam credits for subjects like Biology, Calculus, and Chemistry.
  • Outlines RCCD unit credits and transfer options for CSU and UC systems.
  • Provides information on how AP scores translate into college credit.
  • Essential for high school students preparing for AP exams and college admissions.
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2022-2023 RCCD Advanced Placement (AP) Examination Credit Chart
AP
Examination
AP
Score
RCCD
Associate Degree
Subject Credit
RCCD
Unit
Credit
RCCD GE CSU GE
CSU Semester
Units
Earned Toward
Transfer
IGETC
UC Semester
Units
Earned Toward
Transfer
Art History
3,4,5
Art History 1 and 2
3+3
Humanities
3 semester units toward
Area C1 or C2
6
5.3
Biology
3,4,5
Biology 1
4
Natural
Sciences
4 semester units toward
Area B2 and B3
6
5C
5.3
Calculus AB
(or Calculus
BC/AB Sub-
Score)
3,4,5
Math 1A
4
Language
and
Rationality
3 semester units toward
Area B4
3
(If a student
passes more than
one exam in
Calculus only
one exam may
be applied.)
2.7
(Maximum credit
5.3 semester units
for both Math AB
and Math BC
exams.)
Calculus BC
3,4,5
Math 1A and 1B
4+4
Language
and
Rationality
3 semester units toward
Area B4
6
(If a student
passes more than
one exam in
Calculus only
one exam may
be applied.)
5.3
(Maximum credit
5.3 semester units
for both Math AB
and Math BC
exams.)
Chemistry
-Exam taken
prior to Fall
2009
3,4,5
Chemistry 1A and
1B
5+5
Natural
Sciences
6 semester units toward
Area B1 and B3
6
5C
5.3
Chemistry
-Exam taken
Fall 2009 or
later
3,4,5
Chemistry 1A and
1B
5+5
Natural
Sciences
4 semester units toward
Area B1 and B3
6
5C
5.3
Chinese
Language and
Culture
3,4,5
Chinese 1 and 2
5+5
Humanities
3 semester units toward
Area C2
6
6A
5.3
Comparative
Government &
Politics
3,4,5
Political Science 2
3
Social
Behavioral
Sciences
3 semester units toward
Area D8
3
2.7
AP
Examination
AP
Score
RCCD
Associate Degree
Subject Credit
RCCD
Unit
Credit
RCCD GE CSU GE
CSU Semester
Units
Earned Toward
Transfer
IGETC
UC Semester
Units
Earned Toward
Transfer
Computer
Science A
3,4,5
CIS/CSC Elective
3
N/A
N/A
3
(If a student passes
more than one
exam in Computer
Science only one
exam may be
applied.)
1.3
(Maximum credit 2.7
semester units for both
Computer Science A
and AB exams.)
Computer
Science AB
3,4,5
CIS/CSC Elective
3
N/A
N/A
6
(If a student passes
more than one
exam in Computer
Science only one
exam may be
applied.)
2.7
(Maximum credit 2.7
semester units for both
Computer Science A
and AB exams.)
Computer
Science
Principles
3,4,5
CIS/CSC GE
Elective
3
Language
and
Rationality
3 semester units toward
Area B4
6
(If a student passes
more than one
exam in Computer
Science only one
exam may be
applied.)
5.3
English
Language and
Composition
3,4,5
English 1A
4
Language
and
Rationality
3 semester units toward
Area A2
6
5.3
(Maximum credit 5.3
semester units for both
English
Language/Compositio
n and English
Literature/Compositio
n exams.)
English
Literature and
Composition
3,4,5
English 1A and
English Literature
Elective
(Elective units may be
used towards AOEs in
Communication,
Media, and Languages
and Humanities,
Philosophy, and Arts.
They may also be
applied towards List C
of the ADT in
English.)
4+3
Language
and
Rationality
and
Humanities
6 semester units toward
Area A2 and C2
6
5.3
(Maximum credit 5.3
semester units for both
English
Language/Compositio
n and English
Literature/Compositio
n exams.)
AP
Examination
AP
Score
RCCD
Associate Degree
Subject Credit
RCCD
Unit
Credit
RCCD GE CSU GE
CSU Semester
Units
Earned Toward
Transfer
IGETC
UC Semester
Units
Earned Toward
Transfer
Environmental
Science
-Exam taken
prior to Fall
2009
3,4,5
Biology 19
(Formerly BIO-36)
3
Natural
Sciences
4 semester units toward
Area B1 and B3 or Area
B2 and B3
4
5C
2.7
Environmental
Science
-Exam taken
Fall 2009 or
later
3,4,5
Biology 19
(Formerly BIO-36)
3
Natural
Sciences
4 semester units toward
Area B1 and B3
4
5C
2.7
European
History
3,4,5
History 5
3
Social
Behavioral
Sciences or
Humanities
3 semester units toward
Area C2 or D6
6
5.3
French Language
-Exam taken
prior to 2009
3,4,5
French 1 and 2
5+5
Humanities
6 semester units toward
Area C2
6
6A
5.3
French Language
-Exam taken
between Fall
2009 and Fall
2011. Exam
offered until
2011.
3,4,5
French 1 and 2
5+5
Humanities
3 semester units toward
Area C2
6
6A
5.3
French Language
and Culture
3,4,5
French 1 and 2
5+5
Humanities
3 semester units toward
Area C2
6
6A
5.3
French Literature
-Exam offered
until 2009
3, 4,5
French Elective
3
Humanities
3 semester units toward
Area C2
6
6A
5.3
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FAQs

How does the AP Credit Chart benefit RCCD students?
The AP Credit Chart benefits RCCD students by providing a clear guide on how their AP exam scores can be converted into college credits. This allows students to understand which courses they can receive credit for, helping them to potentially graduate earlier or lighten their course load. Additionally, it outlines the general education requirements that can be fulfilled through AP exams, making it easier for students to plan their academic paths. Understanding this chart is crucial for students aiming to maximize their college experience and reduce tuition costs.
What subjects are covered in the RCCD AP Credit Chart?
The RCCD AP Credit Chart covers a wide range of subjects, including but not limited to Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, English, and various foreign languages. Each subject outlines the AP exam scores required for credit, the corresponding RCCD courses, and the unit credits awarded. This comprehensive approach helps students identify which AP exams align with their academic goals and how they can leverage their high school coursework for college credit. The chart serves as a valuable resource for students looking to enhance their college readiness.
What is the significance of AP exam scores in college admissions?
AP exam scores play a significant role in college admissions as they demonstrate a student's ability to handle college-level coursework. High scores can enhance a student's application by showcasing their academic rigor and commitment to challenging subjects. Many colleges and universities consider AP scores when evaluating applicants, and strong performance can lead to advanced placement or credit, which may reduce the time and cost of completing a degree. Understanding the implications of AP scores is essential for students aiming for competitive college admissions.

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