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All 34 CLEP exam subjects, and the credit each can earn

There are 34 CLEP exams in five groups: history and social sciences, composition and literature, science and math, business, and world languages. Each one matches a college course. Across those CLEP exam subjects, ACE’s recommended credit runs from 3 semester hours to 12, and your college decides what it actually gives.

Which CLEP exam subjects cover history and social sciences?

ExamACE scoreSemester hours
American Government503
History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877503
History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present503
Human Growth and Development503
Introduction to Educational Psychology503
Introductory Psychology503
Introductory Sociology503
Principles of Macroeconomics503
Principles of Microeconomics503
Social Sciences and History506
Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648503
Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present503

Composition and literature: 6 exams

ExamACE scoreSemester hours
American Literature503
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature503
College Composition506
College Composition Modular503
English Literature506
Humanities503

Science and math: 7 exams

ExamACE scoreSemester hours
Biology506
Calculus504
Chemistry506
College Algebra503
College Mathematics503
Natural Sciences506
Precalculus503

Business and world languages: 9 exams

ExamACE scoreSemester hours
Financial Accounting503
Information Systems503
Introductory Business Law503
Principles of Management503
Principles of Marketing503
French Language: Levels 1 and 250 / 596 / 9
German Language: Levels 1 and 250 / 606 / 9
Spanish Language: Levels 1 and 250 / 636 / 9
Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 250 / 656 / 12

Each CLEP language exam covers first- and second-year college material in one test. The higher score earns the Level 2 credit.

Subjects CLEP doesn’t test

There’s no CLEP exam in statistics, physics, anatomy and physiology, art or public speaking. Parts of some of them turn up inside broader exams, and the subject pages say where.

Sources: College Board and 1 more. Checked October 2026.

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