AP Latin credit at Florida colleges

Every Florida college with a published AP Latin credit policy — minimum score, credit hours, and the course it replaces.

Quick answer

54 of 59 Florida colleges (92%) award credit for AP Latin at a score of 3. 5 require a 4 and 0 require a 5. The lowest bar in the state is a 3 at University of Central Florida. 59 of these colleges link to their own policy page below. Captured July 30, 2026.

Colleges that award credit for AP Latin, with the minimum qualifying score, credit hours awarded and the equivalent course.
CollegeMin scoreCreditsCounts asSource
3LNW 2321Policy
33LNW 1700Policy
33LNW 1700Policy
33LNW 2700 or LNW 2321Policy
33LNW 2321Policy
33LNW 3211Policy
Broward College
Fort Lauderdale
33LNW 1700 or LNW X321Policy
33LNW 2321 or LNW 2700Policy
34Policy
St Petersburg College
St. Petersburg
33LNW X700 or LNW X321Policy
33LATX700 or LNWX321Policy
33LNW 1700Policy
33Policy
33LAT 101Policy
33LNW 1700Policy
33LNW X700 or LNW X321Policy
Santa Fe College
Gainesville
3LNW 2321Policy
33LNW 1321Policy
33FL90001Policy
3ELEC X321Policy
34HUM TRPolicy
33ELEC2999Policy
33Policy
33Open ElectivePolicy
33Open Elective (LL)Policy
34LAT 1120Policy
33LNW 2321Policy
33FRL-1XXPolicy
33LNW1700 or LNW1321Policy
33LNW 1700 or LNW1321Policy
33LNW X700 or LNW X321Policy
33Policy
33LNW X700 or LNW X321Policy
33LNW2700 or LNW2321Policy
33LNW X700 or LNW X321Policy
33LNG 1XXXPolicy
LU
Lynn University
Boca Raton
36DJLC 200 (2) & LAN 020 (4)Policy
34LAT 1101Policy
33Policy
33ML 132Policy
Flagler College
Saint Augustine
33LAT 101Policy
34EL 180Policy
33Policy
33HUM-013: Latin IPolicy
33General Education ElectivePolicy
33LATN 102; score of 5 = 6 credits.Policy
3Policy
36Policy
33LNW 1321* Not all courses have equivalent at CFKPolicy
33LNW X321Policy
33ELC3000Policy
33LNW 3211Policy
Florida College
Temple Terrace
33Policy
33Policy
FSU
43LAT 2310Policy
46HUMN 1999  HUMN  1999Policy
43WL 201Policy
Rollins College
Winter Park
44Fulfills Foreign Language RequirementPolicy
Eckerd College
Saint Petersburg
43.5LA 102Policy

AP Latin credit in other states

How we ranked this

One row per Florida 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 — permission to skip a course without earning credit hours — are excluded. Credit hours and course equivalents are reproduced exactly as the college published them; “—” means no value was published and we do not estimate one. A page is published for a state only when at least 8 colleges back it.

Frequently asked questions

Which Florida colleges give credit for AP Latin?+

59 colleges in Florida publish a credit-bearing policy for AP Latin. 54 of them (92%) award credit at a score of 3, 5 require a 4, and 0 require a 5. The full list, with credit hours and the course each exam replaces, is in the table on this page.

What is the lowest AP Latin score that earns credit in Florida?+

3. University of Central Florida in Orlando awards credit at a score of 3, counting as LNW 2321. 54 Florida colleges in total set their bar at a 3 or lower.

Does in-state residency change AP credit in Florida?+

No. AP credit policy is set per institution and applies to admitted students regardless of residency — residency affects tuition rate, not credit awards. What does vary is the school within a university: engineering and nursing colleges commonly set higher bars than arts and sciences. The rules shown here are the ones that apply to all students at each college.

How do I verify these Florida AP credit policies?+

59 of the 59 colleges on this page link to their own published AP credit page in the Source column; our snapshot was taken July 30, 2026. The college's page is authoritative and can change between admission cycles, so confirm there before building a graduation plan around the credit.

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.