Can AP scores transfer to Tulsa Community College?

I'm aiming to attend Tulsa Community College and want to know how they handle AP scores for credit transfer. Are there specific scores required, and is there anything extra I need to do to make sure the credits count?

Indeed, Tulsa Community College (TCC) does accept Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores over a certain threshold for course credit. You'll need to score a 3 or higher on your AP exams for the credits to be accepted and transferred by TCC. This threshold is relatively standard across many colleges and universities.

Once your AP scores are available, you'll need to request that the College Board send your score report to TCC. This ensures that your scores are officially reported to the college by the official testing organization. Generally, this can be done online through your College Board account. Be sure to request the official score reports to be sent well ahead of any deadlines to ensure they're received in a timely manner.

After you've sent in your scores, it would be a good idea to follow up with the college's Registrar's Office or Admissions Office to confirm that they've been received and that your credits have been recognized. Note that not every AP exam may equate to a college course, so it’s also a good idea to check with an academic advisor about how your scores map onto the courses offered at TCC.

Every college has its own policies when it comes to how AP scores are translated into college credit, if at all, so it's also useful to discuss these aspects with an academic counselor. Remember, the aim is to have these credits count towards your degree and reduce the number of courses you need to take, saving you both time and tuition fees.