4.3. I have Math credit for International Baccalaureate - IB
Math Placement, Transfer Credit/Credit by Exam, PPL (Math Placement Test) →
MATH Credit by Exam & Transfer Credits →
I have Math credit for International Baccalaureate - IB
View the list of IB Math exams and how U of A awards Math credit in the table below:
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IB Exam Name
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Required Minimum Score
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U of A Math course
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Units
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| New as of May 2021 |
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Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches - HL Exam
AA-HL
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5, 6, or 7 |
Math 120R & Math 125
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6 units |
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Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches - SL Exam
AA-SL
|
5, 6, or 7 |
Math 107 |
3 units |
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Mathematics: Applications & Interpretations - HL Exam
N23 Math APPS
AI-HL
|
5, 6, or 7 |
Math 107 |
3 units |
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Mathematics: Applications & Interpretations - SL Exam
AI-SL
|
no credit awarded |
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| Old Exams, ended 2020 |
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Mathematics SL Exam
|
5, 6, or 7
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Math 107
|
3 units
|
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Mathematics HL Exam
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5, 6, or 7
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Math 120R & Math 125
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6 units
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| Math Studies SL Exam |
no credit awarded |
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Official scores must be sent to the U of A Office of the Registrar.
See https://catalog.arizona.edu/policy/courses-credit/credit/credit-exam#international-baccalaureate-ib-program1 for other IB exam credits.
What do I need to do to add the next U of A Math course based on my Math credit? If your credits are not in the U of A system, make sure you send an unofficial score report to the Math Placement Office.
If you haven’t already, send an Official Score Report to the U of A Registrar. This is not provided through your High School.
It is the student's responsibility to make sure he/she is enrolled in the correct U of A Math course after college credits are processed into the U of A system. Once your score is processed by U of A, you can view your credit in UAccess Student: Academic Record: Transfer Credit. Students can contact the Math Placement Office for additional information.
First-Year Students, or students who attend freshman orientation, must have a placement through SAT I MSS, ACT MATH, or ALEKS PPL for entry into a course at or below the level of Calculus I, even students with college math credits. Incoming students need to refer to the information in the Next Steps Center.
