Apply for CPL

Turn Your Experience Into College Credit!

You may already qualify for college credit based on your work experience, military training, certifications, exams, or other learning outside the classroom. Whether you learned on the job, through training programs, or through independent learning, we want to help you explore your options.

Choose the Application that Matches your Experience

CPL Interest Form

This form is best fit for students who have earned experience from work, military training, industry certifications, professional development learning, state/federal government training and more! To see a full list of the different types of experience that counts, please visit our Eligibility page.

Step 1 - Submit the Interest Form

Tell us about your prior learning and experience.

Start CPL Interest Form

Step 2 - Faculty Review

Faculty will review your experience and may request:

  • documentation 
  • certifications
  • portfolios 
  • interviews
  • demonstrations 
  • assessments

Step 3 - Confirm Decision

You will receive an email containing the faculty's decision and have the chance to confirm, deny, or appeal.

Step 4 - Receive Credit

If approved, credit will be added to your transcript.

AP Equivalency Form

The AP Equivalency form is best fit for students who have taken Advanced Placement exams and received a score of 3 or higher.

Step 1 - Submit the AP Equivalency Form

Submit an application with information about your AP Scores.

Start AP Equivalency Form

Step 2 - CPL Coordinator review

Coordinator will review evidence to ensure it meets qualifications.

Step 3 - Receive credit

If approved, credit will be added to your transcript.

Meet with a Counselor (Recommended)

Before submitting a form, it is recommended that you meet with a counselor to determine if CPL is the best fit for you.

A counselor can help determine:

  • if CPL fits your educational plan
  • how it may affect transfer
  • which courses may qualify

Meet With a Counselor


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