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Students
may use AP exams to fulfill lower division Environmental Sciences
requirements. The chart below shows AP scores and course equivalencies.
However, using AP scores in lieu of taking a requirement is not required.
Students may choose, without penalty, to take a class for which they already
received AP credit.
High school AP work,
no matter how demanding, is not necessarily the same as college level
work. Berkeley professors' expectations of what students should know can
differ greatly from what high school students might expect. If you decide
to skip a course based on an AP score, be prepared for a higher level
workload.
Note: AP scores
cannot be used to fulfill the Seven
Course Breadth requirements.
| Exam |
Score |
Requirement
Fulfilled |
| Biology |
3 |
None |
| 4 or 5 |
Biology 1A*
or Biology 11/L.
* The ES faculty strongly urges all students in the Biological
Emphasis to take Biology 1A regardless of AP credit.
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| Chemistry |
3 |
see an ES advisor |
| 4 or 5 |
Chemistry 1A |
| Economics:
Micro |
3 |
none |
| 4 or 5 |
EEP 1/Econ 3 |
| English
Literature and Composition |
4 |
First half of
Reading and Composition requirement (R&C "A" course) |
| 5 |
Both halves of
Reading and Composition requirement |
| English Language
and Composition |
4 or 5 |
First half of
Reading and Composition requirement (R&C "A" course) |
| Environmental
Science |
4 or 5 |
ES 10 |
| Math AB |
3, 4, or 5 |
Math 16A or Math
1A |
| Math
BC |
3 or 4 |
Math 16A or Math
1A |
| 5 |
Math 1A and Math
1B |
| Physics |
|
none |
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Environmental
Sciences
University of California, Berkeley
260 Mulford Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720-3100
Phone: 510-643-9479
Fax: 510-643-3132
email: es-help@nature.berkeley.edu
Modification
Date:
02/18/2005
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