Concurrent Enrollment courses are courses that teachers at Waseca High school teach that count for both high school and college credit.  Waseca High School offers a variety of Concurrent Enrollment courses that are accredited through multiple different colleges.

College in the Schools- U of MN Concurrent Enrollment

• CIS Political Science (POL 1001)

• CIS College Algebra Through Modeling (CI 1806)

• CIS Physics by Inquiry (CI 1563)

• CIS Introduction to College Physics (PHYS 1101W)

• CIS Spanish 4 (SPAN 1003)

Riverland Community College Concurrent Enrollment

• Accounting 1 (BUSO 2641)

• Agribusiness (AGBS 2000)

• Calculus 1 (MATH1210)

• College Algebra (MATH1110)

• Marketing 1 (BUSA 2043)

Minnesota State University, Mankato Concurrent Enrollment

• Exploring Careers in Education

South Central College Concurrent Enrollment

• Health Care Core Foundations-Year One (HC 1525)

• Medical Terminology-Year One (HC 1000)

Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO courses both count for high school and college credit for students.  One of the biggest benefits of Concurrent Enrollment courses vs PSEO is that students receive in-person instruction from one of our teachers without having to travel to a college.  Concurrent Enrollment classes flex around our school schedule, which is especially beneficial for students who are active in extra-curricular activities.  Unlike PSEO courses, parents/guardians are also able to monitor the grades of their students in Concurrent Enrollment classes, as well as communicate with the instructor about concerns.

Concurrent Enrollment courses are courses that teachers at Waseca High school teach that count for both high school and college credit.  

PSEO courses are courses that students in grades 10-12 can enroll in either online or on a college credit that counts for both high school and college credit.

Click here to see how MN colleges accept college credits that students earn in HS.  Transferology is also a beneficial website that can help students figure out how their credits may transfer to another college.  (Note: it is important to still check with colleges directly to verify credits will actually transfer. These resources are simply meant to give a general understanding of how credit are transferred.)

Understanding Minnesota's Dual Credit Programs (Comparison document for Concurrent Enrollment, PSEO, AP, etc)

PSEO Informational Meeting (January 2025)

January 2025 PSEO Meeting slides with clickable links for resources