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Advanced Placement® is administered by the College Board®. Earning college credit through Advanced Placement® depends on how well students perform on the national AP® exam in May.

Not every student who passes an AP® course will achieve a score high enough on the national AP® exam to earn college credit.

Not every score earned necessarily means proficiency or placement in a discipline. It is up to the student to understand what scores are required in order to express proficiency or placement. Universities like the University of Nebraska Omaha will likely provide what scores are needed for proficiency or placement.


Additional Advanced Placement® Resources

Nebraska Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admission Office (NACRAO)

As a NACRAO Member institution committed to educating Nebraska's residents about the opportunities, benefits, processes and procedures associated with higher learning, the University of Nebraska at Omaha compiled a NACRAO FAQ. The intention is to assist individuals considering Dual Enrollment and/or Advanced Placement®.

College Board®

To obtain copies of official AP® grade reports, contact College Board® directly at 888.CALL.4AP (888.225.5427) or visit College Board®.

The College Board® code for the University of Nebraska at Omaha is 6420. You may find this and other college/university codes on the AP® Student website.

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Review UNO's policies regarding specific subject areas accepted and scores required via the Office of the University Registrar.

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