AdmissionsPost-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)

• Submit our online application
  • To apply for Spring 2019, students must currently be in 11th or 12th grade

When completing the application, be sure to select “PSEO” in the Academic Level field.

Submit official copies of your high school transcripts (public, private, or home school)

• Request your transcripts online

Transcripts must be submitted to CSP through a secure online portal or in a sealed envelope to the Office of Admissions in order to be considered official.

If you submit transcripts in person, they must be presented in a sealed envelope from your institution.

In 500 words or less, please address the following two items:

1. Explain why you feel you will be a successful PSEO student at Concordia University and address the steps you will take to ensure success.
2. Please list the college courses you plan to enroll in at Concordia University and why

Statements must be typed, double-spaced and include student name, student email, student phone number, and current high school name in the upper right-hand corner.

Statements should be saved as a PDF file and emailed to admissions@csp.edu.

• PSEO Notice of Student Registration Form

Please note that this form is also called the “Minnesota State Form”.

Credit load can vary from 4-16 credits per semester. Typically, Juniors may take up to 12 credits per semester and Seniors may take up to 16 credits.

PSEO students will be invited to register for classes via email.

A PSEO advisor walks each PSEO student through the registration process. Students will be encouraged to take classes based on previous academic experience.

Campus housing may be available to PSEO students depending on availability. For more information, contact the Office of Admissions at 651-641-8230 or admissions@csp.edu.

Yes.  All admitted PSEO students will be asked to attend an orientation event on the CSP campus.  Attending Orientation is mandatory for enrollment.

Spring semester Orientation will take place in January 2019.  More information will be provided upon acceptance.

Students have the opportunity to take 100-200 level courses on campus or online (note: upper-level courses are available with permission of the instructor).

Excluded from PSEO: Religion courses, private music lessons, independent studies, summer courses, courses with required travel, work-study, and DII athletics.