Transferring AP courses to Kansas State University?

I've taken several AP classes and am applying to Kansas State University. How can I find out if my AP credits will transfer, and are there specific guidelines or resources for this?

Kansas State University does accept Advanced Placement (AP) credits as long as you achieve a score of 3, 4, or 5 on the AP exam. They use these scores to provide students with credit and placement into courses that are at an appropriate level of difficulty.

To find out if your AP credits will transfer, you can refer to the AP Credit Policy located on the Kansas State University website. The policy outlines which courses at Kansas State correlate with each AP exam and the minimum score needed to receive credit for each course.

For instance, scoring a 5 on the AP Calculus AB exam gives you credit for MATH 220, while a 4 on the AP English Literature and Composition exam provides credit for ENGL 200.

You should also take note that the university's colleges and departments may determine the use of AP credits toward degree requirements. Therefore, the best course of action would be not only to review the AP Credit Policy online but also to reach out to the academic advisor in your department of interest at Kansas State. They can provide you with guidance on how your AP credits could apply to specific degree requirements.