What’s the best way to learn more about Augsburg’s PSEO program?
The best way to explore whether Augsburg’s PSEO program is the right fit for you is to connect with our PSEO advisor or attend an upcoming information session. We’re here to partner with students and families every step of the way — from inquiry to application to registration. Whether you’re just beginning to explore your options or you’re ready to take the next step, we’re here to support you.
You can also check out the FAQs below for answers to common questions about the PSEO program and enrollment process.
Q: What is PSEO?
A: The Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) program allows eligible high school students (grades 11–12) to earn high school and college credit by taking college-level courses at Augsburg University.
Q. Who is eligible for PSEO?
A: 11th and 12th-grade high school students
Q: What are the benefits of PSEO?
A: Students can earn free college credit in high school, explore college-level coursework and career interests early, and save time and money on a college degree.
Q: What costs are covered?
A: The PSEO program covers:
- Tuition
- Required textbooks
- Fees for required materials
Q: How does transportation work?
A: Transportation is generally the responsibility of the student and family. However, some financial assistance, like the mileage reimbursement program, may be available for eligible families.
Q: Can students still participate in high school activities?
A: Yes. PSEO students remain enrolled at their high school and can participate in sports, clubs, and graduation ceremonies.
Q: How do PSEO grades impact high school GPA?
A: Courses taken through PSEO are included in a student’s high school transcript and GPA, following the school’s grading and weighting policies.
Q: Can students take both high school and PSEO courses?
A: Yes. Students may enroll full-time in PSEO while still taking courses at their high school.
Q: What should parents know about student responsibility?
A: As PSEO students step into the role of college students, they take on new opportunities — and responsibilities — that help them grow both academically and personally. This includes managing their own schedules, communicating directly with professors, and meeting the same academic and conduct standards expected of all college students.
Q: How can my child get started?
A: Connect with your high school counselor, Attend an information session, Apply directly to Augsburg University.