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University of Vermont

60.0%

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How Much Do APs Matter at University of Vermont?

AP Impact Score: 50/100

APs are considered but not decisive at University of Vermont. Focus on GPA and overall application strength.

What University of Vermont Values in Admissions (CDS Data)

From the Common Data Set — what University of Vermont officially says matters in admission decisions.

Factor	Importance
Academic Gpa	Very Important
Rigor Of Secondary School Record	Very Important
Class Rank	Considered
Standardized Test Scores	Considered
Application Essay	Important
Recommendation	Important
Extracurricular Activities	Important
Talent Ability	Considered
Character Personal Qualities	Important
First Generation	Considered
Alumni Relation	Considered
Interview	Not Considered
Work Experience	Considered
Volunteer Work	Considered

Best AP Classes to Take for University of Vermont

Based on University of Vermont's most popular majors and admission priorities, these AP courses are most valuable:

For Biological Sciences (13% of students)

AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Statistics

For Social Sciences (10% of students)

AP U.S. History
AP Government
AP Economics (Macro/Micro)

For Health Professions (10% of students)

AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Psychology

AP Strategy for University of Vermont Applicants

3-5 strong AP courses is solid

University of Vermont values AP coursework as evidence of academic preparation. Focus on scoring well (4-5).

Score high for credit

Most colleges require a 4 or 5 to grant credit. AP credits can save you a semester of tuition — that's $15,000-$30,000 in real savings.

Match APs to your intended major

Admissions officers notice when your AP choices align with your stated interests.

University of Vermont AP Credit FAQs

Does University of Vermont accept AP credit?

Yes — University of Vermont grants college credit for qualifying AP exam scores. Given University of Vermont's 60.0% acceptance rate, its AP credit policy is standard: expect scores of 3 or higher to earn credit. Specific cutoffs vary by department — check University of Vermont's registrar for the official table.

What AP score does University of Vermont require for credit?

At University of Vermont, most departments require scores of 3 or higher for credit. STEM subjects (Calculus BC, Physics C, Chemistry, Biology) tend to require the highest scores; humanities subjects are sometimes more lenient. Languages and AP Statistics are usually accepted at 3+.

How many AP credits can I transfer to University of Vermont?

University of Vermont typically caps total AP credit at 30-32 (one full year of college). Even if you score 5 on 10 APs, the credit policy will limit how much actually counts toward your degree — though high scores still help with course placement and GE exemptions.

Do AP courses help me get into University of Vermont?

Yes — AP courses improve your application by signaling academic rigor. University of Vermont's admissions evaluates 'rigor of secondary school record' as a factor. AP scores themselves are usually not required for admission, but scores of 4-5 strengthen the application alongside transcript rigor.

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Data source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, IPEDS. University of Vermont is not affiliated with DeepColleges.