Cambridge International Examination (CI) Credit Table

Cambridge International Examination (CI) 

Washington state community and technical colleges will award unrestricted elective credit for a Cambridge (CI) score of E on A and AS level exams. Credit will be awarded on the basis of official CI results, not transcript notation. Credits granted for general education or major requirements will be specified by the receiving institution’s CI credit policies; otherwise, elective credit will be granted.

Requirements of the Associate of Arts (AA) General Transfer degree allow ten (10) credits maximum from any single department for Humanities Social Sciences and Natural Sciences distribution requirements. A maximum of five (5) credits of World Language can be used for Humanities distribution.

Cambridge International Examination Credit Table

SubjectExamMinimum Credit
AccountingA LevelACCT&201, ACCT&202, and ACCT&203 (15 credits)
AccountingAS LevelGeneral Electives (5 credits)
Art & DesignA LevelHumanities Distribution in Art (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
Art & DesignAS LevelHumanities Distribution in Art (7.5 credits)
BiologyA LevelNatural Science Distribution in Biology, with Lab (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
BiologyAS LevelNatural Science Distribution in Biology, with Lab (7.5 credits)
BusinessA LevelBUS& 101 (5 credits) and Business Electives (10 credits)
BusinessAS LevelBUS& 101 (5 credits) and Business Electives (2.5 credits)
ChemistryA LevelCHEM&161, CHEM&162, and CHEM&163 (15 credits)
ChemistryAS LevelNatural Science Distribution in Chemistry, with Lab (7.5 credits)
ChineseA LevelWorld Language (10 credits) and Humanities Distribution (5 credits)
Chinese - LanguageAS LevelWorld Language (7.5 credits)
Classical StudiesA LevelHumanities Distribution (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
Classical StudiesAS LevelHumanities Distribution (7.5 credits)
Computer ScienceA LevelComputer Science for non-majors (5) and General Electives (10 credits)
Computer ScienceAS LevelComputer Science for non-majors (5) and General Electives (2.5 credits)
Digital Media & DesignA LevelHumanities Distribution (10 credit) and General Electives (5 credits)
Digital Media & DesignAS LevelHumanities Distribution (7.5 credit)
DramaA LevelDRMA& 101 (5 credits), Humanities Distribution (5 credits), and General Electives (5 credits)
DramaAS LevelDRMA& 101 (5 credits) and Humanities Distribution (2.5 credits)
EconomicsA LevelECON& 201 (5 credits), ECON& 202 (5 credits), and General Electives (5 credits)
EconomicsAS LevelSocial Science Distribution in Economics (7.5 credits)
English - LanguageA LevelGeneral Electives (15 credits)
English - LanguageAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
English - Language and LiteratureAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
English - LiteratureA LevelHumanities Distribution (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
English - LiteratureAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
English General PaperAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
Environmental ManagementAS LevelNatural Science Distribution, with Lab (7.5 credits)
FrenchA LevelFRCH& 121, FRCH& 122, and FRCH& 123 (15 credits)
French - LanguageAS LevelFRCH& 123 (5 credits) and Humanities Distribution (5 credits)
GeographyA LevelSocial Science Distribution (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
GeographyAS LevelSocial Science Distribution (7.5 credits)
GermanA LevelWorld Language (15 credits)
German - LanguageAS LevelWorld Language (5 credits) and Humanities Distribution (5 credits)
Global Perspectives and ResearchA LevelGeneral Electives (15 credits)
Global Perspectives and ResearchAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
HistoryA LevelHumanities or Social Science Distribution in History (10 credits in one or 5 credits in each) and General Electives (5 to 10 credits)
HistoryAS LevelHumanities or Social Science Distribution in History (7.5 credits)
Japanese - LanguageAS LevelWorld Language (5 credits) and Humanities Distribution (2.5 credits)
Marine ScienceA LevelNatural Science Distribution, with Lab (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
Marine ScienceAS LevelNatural Science Distribution, with Lab (7.5 credits)
MathematicsA LevelMATH& 151 (5 credits), MATH& 152 (5 credits), and Mathematics Electives (5 credits)
MathematicsAS LevelMathematics Electives (7.5 credits)
Mathematics - FurtherA LevelMATH& 146 (5 credits), MATH& 163 (5 credits), and Mathematics Electives (5 credits)
Mathematics - FurtherAS LevelMathematics Electives (7.5 credits)
Media StudiesA LevelHumanities Distribution in Communication (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
Media StudiesAS LevelHumanities Distribution in Communication (7.5 credits)
MusicA LevelHumanities Distribution in Music (10 credits) and General Electives (5 credits)
MusicAS LevelHumanities Distribution in Music (7.5 credits)
Physical EducationA LevelGeneral Electives (15 credits)
Physical EducationAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
PhysicsA LevelPHYS& 114, PHYS& 115, and PHYS& 116 (15 credits)
PhysicsAS LevelNatural Science Distribution in Physics, with Lab (7.5 credits)
PsychologyA LevelPSYC& 100 (5 credits), Social Science Distribution in Psychology (5 credits), and General Electives (5 credits)
PsychologyAS LevelSocial Science Distribution in Psychology (7.5 credits)
SociologyA LevelSOC& 101 (5 credits), Social Science Distribution in Sociology (5 credits), and General Electives (5 credits)
SociologyAS LevelSocial Science Distribution in Sociology (7.5 credits)
SpanishA LevelSPAN& 121, SPAN& 122, and SPAN& 123 (15 credits)
Spanish - LanguageAS LevelGeneral Electives (7.5 credits)
Spanish - LiteratureAS LevelHumanities Distribution (7.5 credits)
Thinking SkillsA LevelHumanities or Social Science Distribution in Philosophy (10 credits in one or 5 credits in each) and General Electives (5 to 10 credits)
Thinking SkillsAS LevelHumanities or Social Science Distribution in Philosophy (7.5 credits)

For Cambridge exams that are not listed here (Afrikaans, Arabic, Divinity, Hindi, Hinduism, Information Technology, Islamic Studies, Law, Portuguese, Tamil, Travel & Tourism, or Urdu), contact Office of Enrollment Services. Students interested in transferring to a four-year university should check the requirements of their target school to determine the best way to use CI Exam credits.