How Do I Get College Credit for Work Experience?

The college-level examination program refers to the test set up by the U.S. College Entrance Examination Board for those who have studied equivalent to college courses through work practice, self-study, on-the-job training or correspondence, and television courses. . Organized by the Educational Testing Service Center. Held in 1965. Those who meet the requirements can obtain credits in some institutions of higher learning. The original intention was to allow college-level knowledge and abilities to be recognized by adults with work experience, and to obtain a degree. ^[1]