Mathematics - Application & Interpretation HL MATH 1163: Pre-Calculus Mathematics or MATH 1243: Applied Calculus MATH 1163: Pre-Calculus Math or MATH 1103: Basic Calculus Math 2024: Calculus II or STAT 4813: Statistical Methods for Scientists and Engineers Information Technology in a Global Society (ITGS) SL 5 Information Technology in a Global Society (ITGS) HL HIST 2623: Chine and Japan since 1800 (East & S.E. HIST 2603: Russia and the West (Europe or Russia) HIST 2423: History of Ideas in Modern Europe (Europe) HIST 2403: Modern Western Civilization (Europe) HIST 2243: Revolution in Latin America (Americas) HIST 2733: Colonialism and Imperialism, and one of the following based on region studied: POL 2053: Governing Ideas in America (not applicable to POL SCI major) POL 2053: Governing Ideas in America & POL 1023: Intro to Political Analysis (courses not applicable to POL SCI Major)
GEOG 2663: Introduction to Physical Geography
Language Courses 1004/1014: Beginning Language I/II Language Courses 3XX3 (depending on language): Advanced Language Course
Language Courses 2003/2013: Intermediate Language I/II Language Courses 1004/1014: Beginning Language I and II
#WHAT ARE IB CLASSES FREE#
IB EXAMīIOL 1603/1611: Introduction to Organic Evolutionary Biology and LabīIOL 1703/1711: Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology and LabīIOL 1043 Biology - A Way of Knowing (for non-science students) or Free Elective (for science students)īUS 1013: Business in Society (Block II except for Collins College of Business majors)ĬHEM 1013 (and 1011): General Chemistry I (and Lab)ĬHEM 1023 (and 1021): General Chemistry II (and Lab)īlock III credit (for non-science students) or Free Elective (for science students)ĬS 1043: Intro to Programming and Problem SolvingĬS 2003: Fundamentals of Algorithms and Computer ApplicationsĬS 1043: Intro to Programming and Problem Solving or CS 2503: Scientific Programming Students completing individual IB Higher Level and Standard Level classes but not earning the IB Diploma may earn credit for individual courses with scores of 5 and above.Ī student may earn a maximum total of 36 semester hours of credit by all forms of examination (IB, AP, Cambridge International, or proficiency). Students who earn the IB Diploma will receive credit from The University of Tulsa on the following scale:.Students who earn the IB Diploma with a total score of 28 points or more will be awarded at least 30 hours of university credit (sophomore standing).The University of Tulsa recognizes the rigor of the International Baccalaureate curriculum by offering credit to students who earn the IB Diploma or achieve certain scores in the IB program.
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