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myPSEO - Minnesota PSEO Student Platform

2026-2027 School Year

Take college classes.
Pay nothing.

Minnesota PSEO covers 100% of tuition, fees, and books. 60+ colleges. Grades 10-12. Real credits that transfer.

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GPA-based matching. Some colleges accept test scores or other criteria.

What is Minnesota PSEO?

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) is Minnesota's program that lets high school students take real college courses - completely free.

100% Free

Tuition, fees, and textbooks are all covered by the state

Real College Credits

Credits transfer to most universities nationwide

60+ Colleges

Community colleges, universities, and private institutions

Grades 10-12

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors can participate

Read Complete PSEO Guide

Explore colleges across Minnesota, earn credits at no cost, available to high school students.

How PSEO works

Four steps from your kitchen table to your first college class.

1

Check if you qualify

PSEO is open to Minnesota students in grades 10–12. Each of the 60+ participating colleges sets its own GPA minimum — some as low as 2.0, some as high as 3.6.

2

Pick a college

Community colleges, public universities, private colleges, tribal colleges. Most run on a semester system; a few on quarters. You can apply to up to three at once.

3

File your NOSR

The Notice of Student Registration is Minnesota's official PSEO form. It needs three signatures — yours (and a parent's if you're under 18), your high school counselor's, and your college's. Notify your district by May 30 for fall or October 30 for spring.

4

Start taking classes

Tuition, fees, and textbooks are paid by the state. The credits count toward your high school graduation and transfer to most universities nationwide.

Two tools to lean on

One answers your questions right now. The other helps you plan your terms once you are taking classes.

PSEO Advisor

Ask anything about PSEO

Example

Can I take PSEO classes if I'm homeschooled?

Yes, homeschool students are eligible in Minnesota. You'll need to meet the college's GPA requirements, notify your resident district by the May 30 or October 30 deadline, and complete the NOSR form with a parent signature.

I'm a junior with a 3.2 GPA. What can I get into?

A 3.2 as a junior clears most of Minnesota PSEO. You'd be eligible for:

  • Every community and technical college
  • Most public universities
  • Many private colleges

A few ask for more, like the U of M Twin Cities. Want the full list?

Ask your own question

Course Suggester

Reads your college audit, suggests what to take next

Example

Your audit says

24 of 60 credits done

Three goals still open in the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum, the general education boxes every Minnesota college asks you to check.

So we'd suggest these next

  • ENGL 1021Goal 14 cr

    Composition

    Your last writing requirement, and most majors want it done early.

  • BIOL 1120Goal 34 cr

    General Biology

    Covers your lab science goal in a single term.

  • MATH 1114Goal 44 cr

    College Algebra

    Opens up statistics and calculus later on.

That would put you at 36 of 60.

Already in a college class? Upload your audit and we will help you plan the rest. Not there yet? It will be waiting when you are.

Plan my term

The official form

How to file your NOSR

The Notice of Student Registration is Minnesota's official PSEO enrollment form. It needs three signatures.

Signature 1

You

Personal info, district notification date, and your signature. A parent or guardian also signs if you're under 18.

Signature 2

Your high school counselor

Confirms you have a free class period, certifies your eligibility, and fills in the school district details.

Signature 3

Your college

Lists the courses you're registered for, credits, and term — then signs to officially enroll you.

myPSEO collects all three signatures online. No printing, no scanning, no in-person trips.

Start your NOSR

Explore PSEO Colleges

Browse participating Minnesota institutions

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PSEO Deadlines 2026-2027

Don't miss these important dates for PSEO enrollment

Fall Enrollment

May 30

Notify your school district by this date for fall semester

Spring Enrollment

October 30

Notify your school district by this date for spring semester

Every college also sets its own application deadline, and plenty of them land earlier than these

View All Deadlines & College-Specific Dates

PSEO Guides & Resources

Everything you need to know about Minnesota PSEO in comprehensive, easy-to-read guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common PSEO questions

PSEO (Post-Secondary Enrollment Options) is a Minnesota program that allows high school students in 10th, 11th, and 12th grade to take college courses for free. Students earn both high school and college credit simultaneously, and tuition, fees, and required textbooks are covered at no cost to families.