Earn Credit for What You Already Know: Just ASK
Use the knowledge and skills that you already have to pass exams and earn college credit at Purdue Global.* You can complete an Assessment of Skills and Knowledge (ASK) directly through Purdue Global or complete a standardized exam through approved organizations outside of the University.
Demonstrate proficiency in the learning outcomes of specific Purdue Global courses by passing a comprehensive assessment, which is similar to a college equivalency exam. Purdue Global Assessments of Skills and Knowledge, also known as "ASKs" can be used to waive prerequisites, determine class placement, and earn college credit.
Undergraduate students can test out of a course and still earn credit by attaining a predetermined score on an Assessment of Skills and Knowledge. In addition, students enrolled in the following graduate programs may apply Assessment of Skills and Knowledge credit toward select courses:
Not all courses provide this option, and Assessments of Skills and Knowledge or their equivalent from other colleges or universities will not be accepted. A fee is charged for taking an Assessment of Skills and Knowledge. Official results of Assessments of Skills and Knowledge must be received by the Office of the Registrar prior to your final term.
AC114X: Accounting I
CE100X: Preparing for a Career in Early Childhood Development
CE101X: Introduction to Early Childhood Education
CE114X: Early Childhood Development
CM107X: College Composition I
CM206X: Interpersonal Communications
CM214X: Public Speaking for the Professional
CM220X: College Composition II
CM313X: Digital Tools and Society
CM460X: Strategic Communication
CJ100X: Preparing for a Career in Public Safety
CS113X: Academic Strategies for the Business Professional
CS126X: Academic Strategies for the Military Professional
CS204X: Professionalism - Theory and Practice in the Global Workplace
CS212X: Communicating Professionalism
GB512X: Business Communications
GB513X: Business Analytics
HI305X: Management of Health Information
HS100X: Introduction to Health Science Professions
HS101X: Medical Law and Bioethics
HS111X: Medical Terminology
HS140X: Pharmacology
HS200X: Diseases of the Human Body
HS230X: Health Care Administration
HS410X: Organization and Management for Health Care
HS415X: Environmental Health
HU200X: Arts and Humanities—Modern Creative Expressions
HU245X: Ethics
HU320X: Culture—Religion and Identity
HU345X: Critical Thinking
IN203X: Networking With Microsoft Technologies
IN205X: Routing and Switching I
IT117X: Website Development
IT133X: Microsoft Office Applications on Demand
IT153X: Spreadsheet Applications
IT163X: Database Concepts Using Microsoft Access
IT190X: Foundations in Information Technology
IT273X: Networking Concepts
IT275X: Linux System Administration
IT286X: Network Security Concepts
IT301X: Project Management I
IT302X: Human-Computer Interaction
IT303X: Virtualization and Cloud Security
IT391X: Advanced Software Development Including Web and Mobility
IT460X: Systems Analysis and Design
IT484X: Cybersecurity Policies
IT504X: Managing Information Technology in a Business Environment
IT530X: Computer Networks
IT537X: Introduction to Cybersecurity
LS100X: Introduction to Law and the Legal Profession
LI410X: Leadership in Practice
MM150X: Survey of Mathematics
MM207X: Statistics
MM212X: College Algebra
MM305X: Business Statistics and Quantitative Analysis
MT140X: Introduction to Management
MT302X: Organizational Behavior
MT340X: Conflict Management and Team Dynamics
MT361X: Foundations of Real Estate Practice
MT431X: Real Estate Finance and Ethics
SC121X: Anatomy and Physiology I
SC131X: Anatomy and Physiology II
SC235X: General Biology I: Human Perspectives
SC246X: Fundamentals of Microbiology
SC250X: Fundamentals of Science
SS236X:American Government
SS260X: Gender and Society
*Purdue Global does not guarantee transferability of credit from any of these sources. See the University Catalog for the Prior Learning Assessment policy.
