Review the AP Credit Chart to see which courses can be claimed by the AP exam you completed. Assume that you are receiving the maximum amount of credit for the exam, and we will avoid these classes while registering. 

No. Meet with your academic advisor to discuss your AP credit and how this will affect your degree plan before accepting anything. 

AP credit never goes away. You can claim it all the way up to graduation. 

Request an official transcript from the institution where the credit was completed from. Send dual credit/college transcripts (if applicable) from the college via Speede (use code 003632 for TAMU), eScrip-Safe/National Student Clearinghouse/Parchment (use admissions@tamu.edu if an email is required), mail, or hand deliver to Admissions.

It would be helpful to have a list of classes that you completed with you, or be able to pull up the unofficial transcript from the institution where the credit was completed in case there are any questions or prerequisite issues that come up during the registration process.

If you know you have already completed a course and received credit for the course, then do not register for that course at A&M. You can always confirm this with your academic advisor.

You will register for classes on Day 2 of your New Student Conference, in the afternoon. Your academic advisor or a representative from your college will be there to assist you with registration. 

Click on the title of the course when searching for classes. This will bring up additional information on Restrictions, Prerequisites, Corequisites, or any fees associated with the class.This information will determine if you are eligible to enroll in the course. 

Go to the My Record tab in your Howdy portal and look for the portlet titled "Registration." Select the link for "Lab Safety Acknowledgment" to access the acceptance page. 

The Lab Safety Acknowledgment must be completed in order to register for laboratory based classes or courses with a lab component.