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Transfer

DANTES/DSST Credit

Within the Department of Defense, voluntary education programs are offered through DANTES, Defense Activity for Nontraditional Education Support. SCAD gives consideration to DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST) scores. Credit is awarded for DSST if certain requirements are met. Credit awarded by another college or university for DSST is not transferable without proper documentation. Official DSST score results must be submitted to the office of admission. A maximum of 45 quarter hours of DSST credit may be awarded. Transfer credit from all sources (including DSST) may not exceed 90 quarter hours.

Please note that some exams have been revised in 2008 as indicated with bold type.

DSST subject	Minimum score	Credit awarded
Mathematics
Fundamentals of College Algebra	47/400	MATH 100 Basic Mathematics or MATH 101 Intermediate Mathematics
Principles of Statistics	48/400	Accepted as general education or free elective unless student passes SCAD math competency exam. In this case, would fulfill natural science/mathematics requirement.

Social science
Art of the Western World	48	Art history elective, general education elective or free elective
Western Europe Since 1945	45	General education elective or free elective
Introduction to the Modern Middle East	47	General education elective or free elective
Human/Cultural Geography	48	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union	45	General education elective or free elective
A History of the Vietnam War	44	General education elective or free elective
The Civil War and Reconstruction	47	General education elective or free elective
Foundations of Education	46	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
Lifespan Developmental Psychology	46	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
General Anthropology	47	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
Introduction to Law Enforcement	45	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
Criminal Justice	49/400	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
Fundamentals of Counseling	45	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective

Business
Principles of Finance	46	General education elective or free elective
Principles of Financial Accounting	49	General education elective or free elective
Human Resource Management	46	General education elective or free elective
Organizational Behavior	48	General education elective or free elective
Principles of Supervision	46	General education elective or free elective
Business Law II	52	Social/behavioral science requirement or general education elective or free elective
Introduction to Computing	45/400	General education elective or free elective
Introduction to Business	46	BUSI 101 Introduction to Business, general education elective or free elective
Money and Banking	48	General education elective or free elective
Personal Finance	46/400	General education elective or free elective
Management Information Systems	46/400	General education elective or free elective
Business Mathematics	48	General education elective or free elective

Physical science
Astronomy	48	Accepted as general education or free elective unless student passes SCAD math competency exam. In this case, would fulfill natural science/mathematics requirement.
Environment and Humanity: The Race to Save the Planet	46	General education elective or free elective
Principles of Physical Science	47	Accepted as general education or free elective unless student passes SCAD math competency exam. In this case, would fulfill natural science/mathematics requirement.
Physical Geology	46	Accepted as general education or free elective unless student passes SCAD math competency exam. In this case, would fulfill natural science/mathematics requirement.

Applied technology
Technical Writing	46	English elective, general education elective or free elective

Humanities
Ethics in America	46/400	General education elective or free elective
Introduction to World Religions	48/400	General education elective or free elective
Principles of Public Speaking	47	COMM 105 Speech and Public Speaking

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