College credit for AS-Level examinations, and CWRU Math diagnostic exam.

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If you don’t get credit for the exams you took, you can test out of calculus by taking a proficiency exam during orientation:

Mathematics Proficiency Examinations
Friday August 21, 2-5pm, Millis Schmitt Auditorium

This exam is recommended for students who have had calculus in high school but did not take the AP or IB Examinations, or students who took college-level calculus courses but did not earn transfer credit. Examinations will be given for MATH 121, MATH 122, MATH 223, and MATH 224. Students who wish to take a proficiency examination in mathematics must register by email (chris@case.edu), at least 24-hours in advance with Professor Christopher Butler.

Unless you can complete multiple tests in one sitting, you probably won’t be able to test out of both MATH 121 and MATH 122. However, proficiency exams are offered every semester if you need to take more than one.

About the diagnostic exam:

CWRU requires that all students take the math diagnostic that assesses preparation and readiness for enrollment in calculus. Students are required to complete the exam even if they have earned or anticipate earning credit for calculus, or plan to pursue a major that does not require calculus.