All MHS PSEO Notification Forms for FALL 2027 enrollment must be submitted by MAY 30, 2026.
Students who miss the deadline should contact their school counselor to discuss possible Spring enrollment options.
PSEO Enrollment Process Checklists
Enrolling in PSEO involves steps at both the high school and college level. Students are expected to manage this process independently.
Save a copy of the appropriate checklist below to your Google Drive and use it to track your progress:
Note: These are planning tools only and do not need to be returned. Steps may vary by college. Contact your counselor with questions.
Once you are officially enrolled in PSEO, there are ongoing responsibilities to ensure you stay on track, maintain eligibility, and successfully complete your college and high school requirements.
Once your college schedule is confirmed, send a copy to your counselor. If you’re also taking classes at MHS, they’ll help ensure your high school schedule aligns with your PSEO courses.
It’s easy to feel disconnected from the high school while taking college courses. Stay informed by checking your MHS email and Schoology for announcements, deadlines, and updates—especially during senior year.
If you’re unsure you can pass or complete a class, don’t wait. PSEO courses dropped more than two weeks after the term begins appear as an “F” on your MHS transcript, even if the college records it as a “W.” Contact your high school counselor and your college PSEO advisor immediately.
At the end of each term, once grades are posted, send your final transcript or grade report to your counselor so credits can be added to your high school record.
PSEO students must follow their college’s registration process and timeline for each term. Most colleges require an updated Notice of Student Registration (NOSR) before you can register for the next term’s courses. It is your responsibility to contact the MHS PSEO coordinator to obtain an updated NOSR.
To continue as a PSEO student, you must remain in good standing academically at both the high school and college levels. Falling below eligibility standards at either institution may affect your ability to register for future PSEO courses.