Credits received at a post-secondary institution are on the student s record and count as courses completed at that institution. Transferring credits to another institution is dependent upon the transfer rules of that institution. Nonpublic school students should inquire of their high school counselor or program advisor about an appeals process. Students with PSEO status are high school students taking courses at another location for part or all of the day. Their grades should be recorded by the high school for the honor roll and other special awards.
Students are responsible for delivering their post-secondary grades to the high school.
If students withdraw from a course, they must let the post-secondary institution and the high school know immediately. Many high schools are cooperating with colleges and universities to provide college courses at the high school. Students may wish to take these courses. Students may want to check to be sure that the college they plan to attend will apply these credits toward their chosen college degree. Students accessing those courses do not have PSEO status.