Pronunciation: /ədˈvænst ˈkrɛdɪt/
noun a unit of academic achievement granted to students who have completed advanced coursework or demonstrated proficiency in a particular subject
A1 I received advanced credit for my previous college courses.
A2 She was able to graduate early thanks to the advanced credit she earned.
B1 Students can save time and money by taking advantage of advanced credit opportunities.
B2 The university offers advanced credit options for students with exceptional academic backgrounds.
C1 His advanced credit allowed him to skip several introductory courses.
C2 The student's advanced credit was recognized by multiple universities.
adjective describing something that is more developed or complex than usual
A1 I received advanced credit for completing my online course.
A2 She was able to skip a class thanks to her advanced credit.
B1 Students with advanced credit may be eligible to take more challenging courses.
B2 Having advanced credit allowed him to graduate early from college.
C1 The university offers advanced credit for students who demonstrate proficiency in certain subjects.
C2 Her advanced credit in mathematics helped her secure a scholarship for graduate school.
formal Students who have taken advanced credit courses in high school may be able to skip certain introductory classes in college.
informal If you got advanced credit for that class, you're lucky you don't have to take it again in college.
slang I totally aced that test and got advanced credit for it!
figurative His years of experience in the field gave him advanced credit when applying for the job.
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