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College Courses for High School Students
Minnesota law allows high school juniors and seniors (whether currently in public, nonpublic, or home school) to take courses at eligible post-secondary institutions. Students must meet the admissions requirements of the post-secondary institution, but do not pay for tuition, fees, or required textbooks. They earn high school credit for courses and, if students continue their education beyond high school, colleges or universities may choose to transfer their completed coursework through PSEO as college credits. Several thousand Minnesota students are involved in the PSEO program every year – including hundreds of students from private schools and home schools. The PSEO Program is administered by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE).
The RCTC PSEO program serves students from over 40 different high schools. Most of the students start the program after completing tenth grade, and participate in the program until they graduate from high school.
- General Statewide Information about PSEOP
- Eligibility Criteria
- Application Process
- Keys to Success in PSEOP
- Home School Students
- Current Semester Enrollment
- RCTC Yearly Enrollment History
- RCTC Courses not offered to PSEO Students
- Contact info / PSEOP Staff / Office Hours
Current PSEOP Student Information:
- Returning Student Registration Schedule
- MDE Notice of Student Registration Form
- Course Withdrawal Instructions
- PSEO Continuation Form
- If you are current PSEO student who will continue enrollment at
RCTC immediately after graduating from high school
Complete PSEOP Application Packet and MDE Notice of Student Registration
