AP Latin credit: what score you need

The minimum qualifying score, credit hours and course equivalent at 1,420 colleges that publish an AP Latin policy.

Quick answer

1,139 of 1,420 colleges (80%) award credit for AP Latin at a score of 3. 258 require a 4 and 23 require a 5. The most commonly awarded amount is 3 credit hours. Each row below links to the college’s own published policy page. Data captured July 30, 2026.

1,139
Credit at a 3
258
Need a 4
23
Need a 5

Placement is not credit

A further 8 colleges publish an AP Latin policy that grants placement only — you may skip the introductory course, but you earn no credit hours toward the degree and the cost of those hours does not go away. Those colleges are deliberately excluded from the counts above.

Colleges that award credit for AP Latin

Showing 120 of 1,420 colleges, lowest qualifying score first. Narrow by state below for the full list in your state.

Colleges that award credit for AP Latin, with the minimum qualifying score, credit hours awarded and the equivalent course.
CollegeMin scoreCreditsCounts asSource
21411 & 1412Policy
Southern New Hampshire University
Manchester, New Hampshire
36LAN ElectivePolicy
Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, Arizona
36Policy
38LAT 101, 102Policy
38CLAS 121 and 122Policy
3LNW 2321Policy
Ivy Tech Community College
Indianapolis, Indiana
38Foreign Language ElectivePolicy
Liberty University
Lynchburg, Virginia
36MLAN 1XX Modern Language Elective-Lower Level MLAN 1XX Modern Language Elective-Lower LevelPolicy
36Policy
310Latin 1101.01 & 1102.01Policy
35LAT 506Policy
38LATIN 101 and LATIN 102Policy
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
38LAT 101 & 102Policy
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan
34LTN 102Policy
Purdue University-Main Campus
West Lafayette, Indiana
3LATN 10100Policy
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, Georgia
36LATN 1001 & 1002Policy
38LANG 1411-2 Beginning Foreign Language I-IIPolicy
University of Houston
Houston, Texas
36LATN 1301, 1302Policy
36GE HUMS (3), Electives (3)Policy
Indiana University-Bloomington
Bloomington, Indiana
38CLAS-L 100/150Policy
33LNW 1700Policy
38LATIN 103 and 104Policy
Valencia College
Orlando, Florida
33LNW 1700Policy
Miami Dade College
Miami, Florida
33LNW 2700 or LNW 2321Policy
38Latin 201 and 202Policy
Texas State University
San Marcos, Texas
314LAT 1410, 1420, 2310 & 2320Policy
36LAT 101B, 301 & 401Policy
University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida
33LNW 2321Policy
34LTLA 1, LTLA 2, LTLA 3Policy
36LATI 1010 & 1020Policy
San Diego State University
San Diego, California
36CLASS 202LPolicy
35Policy
34LATIN 1Policy
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas
310LAT 1501 & 1502Policy
36Consult MCLL ChairPolicy
The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
36LA 101, LA 102Policy
38LATIN 101, 102Policy
Florida State University
Tallahassee, Florida
33LNW 3211Policy
38LAT 002Policy
35LATIN 103Policy
34LATN 1024Policy
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia
34LATN 1001Policy
38LATN 1441 & 1442Policy
34Latin 3199Policy
33LAT 2XXX(ELECTIVE)Policy
33Lower Level Elective [consult Classics advisor for placement]Policy
34LAT 1114Policy
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon
312Linguistics ElectivePolicy
38Elective credit onlyPolicy
38LATN 1001 and LATN 2051Policy
36LATN1011 & LATN1012Policy
36CLAS 251-252Policy
37LATN 121 and 122Policy
36Foreign Language RequirementPolicy
34LAT 111Policy
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
33LATN 10103 LATN 10203 & LATN 20103Policy
Georgia State University
Atlanta, Georgia
36LATN 2001 & 2002Policy
George Mason University
Fairfax, Virginia
36LATN 101, 102Policy
36FORL 1311, FORL 1312Policy
San Jose State University
San Jose, California
36ElectivePolicy
33LAT 102Policy
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
38LATIN 1010 & LATIN 1020Policy
Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama
34FLLN 1010Policy
Mt San Antonio College
Walnut, California
33Policy
33LLAT 2++3BPolicy
38Latin 1010, 1020Policy
East Los Angeles College
Monterey Park, California
36Policy
36Policy
33LAT 113Policy
Broward College
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
33LNW 1700 or LNW X321Policy
Ashford University
San Diego, California
36INTERCULTURAL & GLOBAL AWARENESS COMPETENCYPolicy
34LATN 1201Policy
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, Florida
33LNW 2321 or LNW 2700Policy
38Latin 1-3Policy
University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky
33LAT 201Policy
312Latin 1100, 1200 & 2000Policy
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, Arizona
38LAT 101 & 102Policy
Clemson University
Clemson, South Carolina
311LATN 1010, 1020, 2010Policy
Santa Ana College
Santa Ana, California
33Policy
Long Beach City College
Long Beach, California
33HUMAN 99P
34LAT 103Policy
Washington State University
Pullman, Washington
38Latin 101, 102Policy
39WLC 201 and Elective UnitsPolicy
310LAT 1115, 1215Policy
33Policy
Santa Monica College
Santa Monica, California
33Policy
36LATIN 1B & LATIN ELECTIVEPolicy
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, Georgia
36LATN 1001, LATN 1002Policy
39LATN 1713, 1813, 2713Policy
33LATN 201Policy
33LATN ElectivePolicy
36LATN 2303 & 2304Policy
Palm Beach State College
Lake Worth, Florida
34Policy
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, Virginia
33LAT 231Policy
310LATN 1010 + LATN 1020Policy
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, New York
36APC999TRPolicy
San Francisco State University
San Francisco, California
36LATN 101Policy
East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina
312LATN 1001-02/2003-04Policy
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
35LAT 108Policy
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
312LAT 301 LAT 302 LAT 303Policy
Appalachian State University
Boone, North Carolina
33LAT 3010Policy
38LAT 16201 & 16202Policy
33LAT general creditPolicy
University of Mississippi
University, Mississippi
33Lat 299Policy
310LATN 101 and LATN 102Policy
University of Delaware
Newark, Delaware
33LATN 201Policy
FCC
Fresno City College
Fresno, California
33C: Humanities
St Petersburg College
St. Petersburg, Florida
33LNW X700 or LNW X321Policy
Cerritos College
Norwalk, California
33Policy
38LAT 1110 & 1120Policy
34LAT 112Policy
312Policy
34FOLG 1411Policy
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, Mississippi
36FLL 1113 and FLL 1123Policy
38Policy
33LATX700 or LNWX321Policy
West Virginia University
Morgantown, West Virginia
33CLAS 102Policy
Montclair State University
Montclair, New Jersey
36LATN 101 & LATN 102Policy
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, Virginia
33LATN 201Policy
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, New York
33LAT 251Policy

AP Latin credit by state

How we ranked this

One row per college: the lowest score that earns actual credit under the policy that applies to all students, and the largest credit award published at that score. Placement-only policies are excluded and counted separately above. Where a college publishes only a major-specific rule, we do not promote it to a school-wide minimum. Credit hours and course equivalents are reproduced as the college published them; “—” means the college published no value for that field. Colleges are ordered by minimum score, then by enrolment, so the easiest routes to credit appear first — this is not a quality ranking.

Frequently asked questions

What AP Latin score do you need for college credit?+

Of the 1,420 colleges with a published AP Latin credit policy, 1,139 (80%) award credit at a score of 3, 258 require a 4, and 23 require a 5. There is no single national threshold — the requirement is set by each college, so check the table on this page for the schools on your list.

How many college credits is AP Latin worth?+

The most commonly published award is 3 credit hours, but it varies by college and by the score earned — several colleges award more hours for a 4 or 5 than for a 3. The Credits column in the table shows each college's own published figure; a dash means the college publishes a policy but no credit-hour number, and we do not estimate one.

Do all colleges accept AP Latin?+

No. This page covers the 1,420 colleges that publish a credit-bearing policy for AP Latin, plus 8 more whose policy for this exam grants placement only — permission to skip a course without earning credit hours. Colleges absent from this list either publish no policy for this exam or grant nothing for it. Absence here is not proof a college rejects the exam; it means we have no published rule to cite.

Where can I verify a college's AP Latin policy?+

Every row links to the college's own advanced-standing or AP credit page in the Source column. That page is authoritative and current; our copy is a snapshot taken July 30, 2026. Policies change between admission cycles, so verify at the source before counting on credit in a graduation plan.

Keep exploring

Data sources: Each college's own published AP / advanced-standing credit page (captured July 30, 2026) · IPEDS institution directory (names, control, location). Figures are the most recent values published in each federal dataset; cells with no published value are shown as “—” and never estimated. Education does not sell rankings or accept placement fees.