How to use the remaining exam subjects calculator
Not every subject on an equivalency exam has to be taken again. Some were already passed and stay banked, some are waived by transfer credit, and some by approved coursework a state accepts. The reasons arrive from different places, which makes the one number that matters at registration time, how many subjects are actually left, surprisingly hard to pin down. This page lists the subjects, takes a reason for each, and returns the ones still to sit.
Each line is marked passed, credit, coursework or none. A subject marked none is simply on the list to sit. Enter a waiver cap and the page grants waivers in the order you listed them, up to that cap; anything beyond it is marked not granted and goes back onto the list to sit. A cap of zero means no cap and grants everything. When the number of waiver requests equals the cap exactly, the cap is not applied and nothing is refused.
This page does not decide whether a reason is valid. Which transfer credits and which coursework a state accepts, and how many waivers it allows, is set by the testing program and the state, so read their notice and enter what it says. Nothing here is submitted anywhere, and whether the subjects you do sit add up to a pass is a separate question this page does not answer.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Requests at or under the cap are all granted. Only a request beyond the cap is marked as not granted and added back to the list to sit.
No. Accepted credits and coursework are set by the testing program and your state, so read their notice and enter the reason for each subject yourself.
No. This page reports only the subjects still to sit. Whether your scores clear the pass line is a separate calculation.